Marian Hall

• Furnishings

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  Twin bed (1 per resident)
  Desk (1 per resident)
  Desk chair (1 per resident)
  Built-in closets and drawers
  In-room sink and vanity

• Amenities

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  Common areas
  Dry erase tables
  Ping pong tables
  Air conditioning and heat
  Laundry facilities
  Vending machines
  Internet service/connections
  Mail delivery

• Features

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  $3,864 per semester (2026-2027)

  First year and Sophomore

  Biology, Science, and Psychology Living Learning Communities Hall

  Double room | Single room (limited spaces)

  Suited bathroom

  Same gender by suite

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Floor Plan

Dimensions: 11′ x 17′

• • Location

    Marian Hall is centrally located on campus.

  • Mailing Information

    Building Abbreviation: MA
    Zip Code: 78228-8614

    mail and packages

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Biology Living Learning Community

The Biology Living Learning Community is for first year Biology majors that are academically driven and interested in a career in the biological sciences and related professional fields.

As a part of this community students attend programs, live, study and attend classes with highly motivated students with the support of faculty members from the Department of Biological Sciences.

Psychology Living Learning Community

The Psychology Living Learning Community is available for psychology majors interested in connecting more closely with students in the same program and the faculty in the Psychology department. Students in this community take classes together and have specific programs that will allow them to get to know their fellow Psychology students and faculty better.

Science Living Learning Community

Students majoring in the sciences – from forensic science to biology, engineering to computer science – are invited to join the Science Living Community. Live down the hall from your classmates and in the same building as upper division studying similar subjects. This community partners with the School of Science, Engineering and Technology to host programs throughout the academic year and invites faculty to visit the halls and share their passion and experiences.