Gressette Hall
Gressette Hall is the ideal residence hall for students looking to be in the center of the action on campus. With tons of dining options in the building, Death Valley and Fike Recreation Center right down the street, and easy access to the rest of campus, Gressette gives you everything you need within easy reach.
Geer
Geer Hall is part of the Shoebox community, which is your best choice for affordable residence halls packed with features. With easy access to dining, recreation, Death Valley and West-campus classes, the location is one of the best on campus. The Shoeboxes allow for close-knit communities with only 140 students in each building and great common space. There are recreation areas between the buildings and lounges throughout the halls. Each room features a sink and walk-in closets.
Douthit Hills East
Located across the street from the President’s Home, this newer residential community offers an all-inclusive living experience. In addition to the three residential buildings in Douthit Hills East, the Douthit Hills Hub offers shopping, dining and a fitness center.
Cribb and Deschamps Hall
If you are in the Honors College, The Honors Residential College at Cribb and DesChamps is the place for you. Enjoy living with other students in the Honors College while taking advantage of lounges, study rooms, the library, the great hall and two classrooms all on site. Plus, Cribb Hall houses all Honors office staff, including the National Scholars Program, as well as the University’s Office of Major Fellowships.
Cope
Cope Hall is part of the Shoebox community, which is your best choice for affordable residence halls packed with features. With easy access to dining, recreation, Death Valley and West-campus classes, the location is one of the best on campus. The Shoeboxes allow for close-knit communities with only 140 students in each building and great common space. There are recreation areas between the buildings and lounges throughout the halls. Each room features a sink, walk-in closets and large windows for great natural light.
Barnett Hall
Are you a female first year-student who wants to be immersed in Greek Life? The fourth floor of Barnett is designated as a first-year hall, while the remainder of the building houses sororities. Barnett is a low-rise in the Bryan Mall community and is close to Hendrix, Redfern, the Academic Success Center, Schilletter Dining Hall and plenty of retail dining locations.
Bella - Performing Arts - Class of '26
Isabella “Bella” Balfour, from New Hampshire, chose Clemson for its opportunities. She participated in Summer Start, gaining a head start on classes and campus life. As a performing arts major, Bella has leveraged Clemson’s resources for her arts career.
Elizabeth - Genetics - Class of '25
Elizabeth Caldwell valued Clemson’s high-caliber education and research opportunities. As a first-year student, she gained immediate access to a professor’s research lab. Elizabeth, a student with a disability, found Clemson to be a supportive environment.
Madelyn - Landscape Architecture - Class of '23
Madelyn Stafford embraced opportunities at Clemson to step out of her comfort zone. From leadership programs to internships and studying abroad, Madelyn made the most of her experience. She credited her professors with helping her discover her passion.
Cammy - Psychology - Class of '21
Cammy Pereira, a transfer student and softball player, found acceptance at Clemson. This inspired her LGBTQ advocacy in Clemson Athletics. Through internships and Athlete Ally, Cammy promoted diversity and inclusion on campus.