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What makes Hollis different is its mix. First-year and continuing students share the building, each floor its own community, which means first-years get the reassurance of neighbors who've navigated it all before, and returning students get a hall that stays lively year to year. Together with Miller and Dell, Hollis forms a three-building complex at the heart of campus.
| Location | Central campus, near the mailroom, dining, and Rinker Technology Center |
| Who Lives Here | Co-ed by floor; first-year and continuing students |
| Room Types | Doubles |
| Bathrooms | Community-style, shared in the hall |
| Furnishings | Bedframe, mattress, desk and chair, dresser, closet or armoire, and a MicroFridge (refrigerator, freezer, and microwave) |
| Bed and Mattress | Twin XL (80" x 36") |
| Building | Part of a three-building complex with Miller and Dell; laundry room on-site |
Hollis rooms are doubles, and each floor is dedicated to either first-year or continuing students, so you live among people at the same stage you are. One first-floor wing houses men, with the rest of the building co-ed by floor.
Before you move in, check the packing list to see what to bring and what to leave at home.

Living on campus means everything you need is close at hand. Free laundry, a year-round heated pool, sand volleyball, study spaces, and the Wellness Center are all part of life at FSC, no matter which hall you call home.


Compare every hall and apartment side by side, from first-year communities to continuing student and graduate housing.

Find your own roommate or let us match you. See how the process works and what to expect.

There's always something happening at FSC. See what life looks like beyond your residence hall.
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Questions in the meantime? The Office of Residence Life is happy to help.