Clark Hall

clark Hall: Student Housing & Amenities

Clark Hall is a suite-style residence hall on the Vincennes University (VU) campus. It was the first residence hall built on the campus, originally constructed in 1968. The building underwent a major renovation (a $10 million project) during the 2007-2008 school year. This renovation completely transformed the exterior and remodeled the traditional double-loaded corridor concept into a suite-style living arrangement.

Gender Layout: Clark Hall at Vincennes University offers a co-ed living arrangement, but the gender layout is managed on a suite-by-suite basis.
- The suite itself is typically designated as single-gender for the entire academic year (meaning all four residents are of the same gender).
- Different suites on the same floor may house different genders.
- The third floor of Clark Hall specifically houses an all-gender living-learning community. This is an inclusive option where students of any gender can apply to live together in the same suite.
Amenities:
- In-Suite: Individually climate-controlled rooms, Two separate bedrooms (each shared by two students), two private bathrooms (shared by only two students), a shared living area, a small kitchenette (with a sink and cabinets), kitchen table and a loveseat, television, refrigerator, microwave, desk and chair, wardrobe and set of chest drawers.

- Common Areas: A full kitchen with seating, laundry rooms (usage cost included in housing fees), study lounges/study areas, a home theater (theater room).
- Technology: The building features dedicated computer facilities and group study areas to support student academics, there is a television in the shared living area of each four-person suite, wifi and ethernet access.

Location & Connectivity

Godare Hall is centrally located on campus, providing convenient access to essential student hubs:

Dining: Clark Hall is located near Tecumseh Dining Center or other residence halls that might have auxiliary food service.
Recreation: It is a short walk to the Student Recreation Center, which houses weight rooms, basketball courts, and the aquatic center.
Academic Support: It is a short walk to the main academic buildings and resource centers, like the Shake Learning Resources Center (the campus library).