Concho Hall is NOT expected to be in use as student housing for 2012–2013. 

Should this change, we will post updates and attempt to contact affected students.

A laid-back community close to the action

We hear it all the time: Concho Hall is a great place to meet people and have fun. The staff at Concho Hall helps the 400 or so residents adjust to university living, make new friends and find their niche on campus. Concho Hall features double rooms in a suite-style arrangement.

Residents of this co-ed residence hall (men and women may be neighbors, but not roommates) enjoy access to various amenities, such as a pool table, huge projection TV/multi-media presentation system, floor lounges with 42-inch flat-panel TVs, game tables and comfortable furnishings. When students need a quiet place to meet or study, they can use any of the nine dedicated study rooms in the building.

Concho Hall is conveniently located adjacent to the Food Service Center, is near the 24-hour computer lab in the Math-Computer Science Building and is close to other academic buildings. Concho Hall’s “middle of the action” location also gives residents easy access to major recreation facilities, including the Pavilion, Intramural Fields, Junell Center and Center for Human Performance. Visit Concho Hall on the campus map.

Traditional suite-style rooms include:

• A micro-fridge unit in each room.
• Newly carpeted floors.
• Built-in beds and desks.
• A large individual closet and storage space.
• A bathroom shared with an adjoining room.
• Expanded basic cable TV service.
• Two Ethernet connections per room for easy Internet and e-mail access.

Designated single rooms (some 9th and 10th floor rooms only) include:

• A micro-fridge unit in each room.
• Carpeted rooms.
• A combination of built-in and moveable furniture.
• A bathroom shared with an adjoining room.
• An Ethernet connection.

Please Note: Some rooms on the 9th and 10th floors have been remodeled as designated single rooms. These rooms differ slightly from traditional rooms in that one side or set of the “double” room furniture has been removed and replaced with two club-style chairs.  The closets have also been reconfigured to accommodate only one resident.

Accessibility Information

ADA-accessible rooms are not available in Concho Hall. Please contact us for information about accessible accommodations in one of our other facilities.