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Frazer Hall
Frazer Hall
Frazer Hall is one of our two high rise residence halls. It was built in 1970 and houses 438 students. The building has six floors of freshman and three floors for upper division students, including the Phi Kappa Tau floor, in a suite-style, air conditioned environment.
Frazer also features
- A large study lounge
- Meeting room
- Chapter rooms for Phi Mu Alpha, Sigma Nu, Theta Chi, Zeta Phi Beta and Sigma Phi Epsilon (Located on Ground Floor)
Frazer also shares a large common room with Curry Hall called thei Curry Commons. This area is a large open area that has several meeting rooms, including the chapter room for Delta Sigma Pi.
| REC | Justin McDowell |
|---|---|
| Front Desk | 434.395.2513 |
| Total Occupancy | 405 |
| Room Occupancy | 1, 2 & 3 |
| Lounges | Every Other Floor |
| Air Conditioning | Yes |
| Elevator(s) | Yes |
| Bathrooms | Suite Style |
| Other | ΦΚΤ (Phi Kappa Tau) Fraternity |
Floor Plans
Triple Suite consists of 3 rooms within the same suite. Each room will share the bathroom within the suite.
Double Suite consist of 2 rooms within the same suite. Each room will share the bathroom within the suite.
Triple Room is a standard room (not transitional housing), which is not part of a suite. The triple rooms do not share the bathroom with another room.
Single Room is occupied by one individual with a private bathroom. These rooms are typically reserved for students with a documented medical need.
Triple Suite and Single Room
