Lichty Hall

Located at 129 E. 13th Street, Lichty Hall was part of the Fraternity Dormitory Complex built in 1962, housing members of the Knickerbocker Fraternity. It was renamed in 1975 in honor of Elizabeth Lichty, a former Dean of Women Students and Professor of French from 1939-1947.

Lichty Hall has 24 rooms. Male freshman and sophomore students live on the first floor of Lichty Hall; female freshman and sophomore students live on the second and third floors of Lichty Hall. The 80"-long twin beds that can be bunked or used as separate beds. Lofts are not allowed in Lichty Hall. The floors are tiled but you can put carpet or rugs down. The rooms are furnished with two beds, desks with chairs, and two dressers. Blinds are furnished on windows. There is also internet connection available in each room. A computer lab, laundry room, and lounges are also found in Lichty.

Building Layout