Residence Halls
Welcome to your home away from home! When you live in the residence halls at Millsaps College, you will find yourself in the middle of campus life with easy access to your classes, the library and extracurricular facilities. Residence halls are designed for traditional double, apartment-style and suite-style living. Each residence hall provides laundry facilities and study areas.
Becky Bacot Hall
Bacot Hall is located on the north side of campus and has a four-wing design. Students are housed on one of three floors, and each wing houses up to 16 residents.
Ezelle Hall
Ezelle Hall has three floors and 31,000 square feet of living space. Located on the south side of campus, it is near all other upperclassmen residence halls and the fraternity houses.
Goodman House
Goodman House offers 16,000 square feet of living space. A center courtyard with barbecue pits, tables and benches offers a comfortable place to relax and socialize.
New South Hall
New South is located in a landscaped setting on the south side of campus, near other upperclassman residence halls, Reuben’s and Fraternity Row.
Sanderson Hall
Sanderson Hall consists of two separate wings. The north wing has four stories of halls and has more than 20,000 square feet of living space.
John, Charles and Susanna Halls
John, Charles and Susanna Halls are located on the south side of campus near other residence halls, Reuben’s and the Writing Center.
Residence Hall FAQs
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