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History: The hall opened in 1960 as a gift of the Indiana Conference of The United Methodist Church and was renovated in the summer of 2008.

Distinctive Community Themes: Live here and benefit from a warm and inclusive community! There is plenty of common space to hang out, study, and socialize.

Features: Moore Residence Hall features a game room with billiards, table tennis, and darts; a kitchen, and café seating across from the kitchen. Other features include a formal study and piano room, computer lab, and study/meeting rooms.

• First Floor – Coed by wing or hallway section
• Second Floor – Coed by wing or hallway section
• Third Floor – Usually a women’s floor, but could be coed by wing or hallway section

Quick Facts

• Address: 400 S. Rotherwood Ave.
• Room dimensions: 13'x14 2 ½' (some variation)
• Study facilities: Formal study and piano room, two study rooms, and one computer lounge
• Bathroom facilities: One large bathroom on each wing or section per 18-25 residents
• Laundry facilities: 10 washers, 10 dryers
• Guest rooms: Three available
• Air conditioning: Yes
• Carpeting: Yes
• Furniture: Furniture includes two beds, two mirrored wardrobes, four stackable dresser units, two desks with lighted carrels, and two . The furniture is movable and can be arranged to preference.
• Lofts: All beds designed to be lofted as an option. All lofting equipment is located within student rooms. Rented, purchased, or personally constructed lofts not allowed.
• Smoking: All residential buildings are tobacco-free (smoking and vaping prohibited).
• Fire suppression: Sprinkler system for student rooms and common areas

Accessibility in Moore

• Accessible parking spaces in the commuter lot
• Main interior campus entrance accessible by ramp
• Only first floor common areas are accessible including the lobby, mail center, and the hall office computer
• An accessible first floor residential floor includes:
• Room number signs throughout the hall have braille
• See photos in Residence Hall Accessibility Features