OLIN HALL

Olin Residence Hall, located adjacent to the Washington University School of Medicine, provides complete residential services. The Residence Hall was made possible by generous gifts from Mr. Spencer T. Olin, alumni, and friends of the School of Medicine.

Olin Hall provides housing for approximately 200 men and women, which includes medical and graduate students in the School of Medicine, and those enrolled in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Program in Audiology and Communication Science, Genetic Epidemiology, and the Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences.

Olin Hall is planned for the convenience of medical and paramedical science students, and every effort is made to provide an atmosphere which not only aids in meeting study obligations, but also in recognizing privileges as graduate students.

FACILITIES

Danforth Chapel - non-denominational

Reber Library - for study and leisure reading

Student Lounge/Multi-purpose Room - available to all students for leisure and/or studying. The lounge is equipped with comfortable furniture, large screen television with a state of the art satellite system and a computer for everyday tasks. The multi-purpose room is available for music practice and small student or class gatherings.

Penthouse - The 11th floor Penthouse, which offer striking views of the city, and serves as a recreational area for students. Complete with ping pong, shuffleboard, and pool tables, along with a large screen television with satellite system, the Penthouse is a place to kick back and relax.

Located on the ground floor is a large gymnasium, weight room and a laundry room with coin-operated washers and dryers. A student lounge with a fully equipped kitchen and large screen television is also located on the ground floor. The second floor has a state of the art workout facility reserved for medical school students.

Dining facilities are located throughout the medical school campus. No meal plans are provided for students at Olin Hall.

ACCOMODATIONS

Room types at Olin Hall are singles, doubles, large singles, solo suites (1 student), and double suites (2 students).

Each room is provided with an X-long twin bed, chest, built-in desk, desk chair, and study lamp. All rooms are air-conditioned and have mini blinds for privacy. A pillow, blanket, towels, and alarm clock will be provided for interviewing students.

Single, double, and large single rooms consist of a wash basin and medicine cabinet with common bathroom facilities on each floor. Suites consist of a bedroom, study room and private bath.

Every other student floor within the dorm contains a fully equipped kitchen and ice machines so that students may plan for meals at home. Hot plates are not allowed.

Network service is provided free of charge. Phone and cable are available at the student's expense.

PARKING

Parking for a limited number of cars, at a monthly or yearly fee, is available on ground lots and parking garages behind and east of the residence hall, within walking distance of the medical school campus.

For more information: hutsonc@msnotes.wustl.edu