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There are 12 residence halls at North Central College, 8 of them are traditional while 4 of them are apartments and suites. Geiger Hall is a co-ed residence hall housing 75 first-year students, with men and women on alternate floors. It's conveniently located between Kaufman Dining Hall and the Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center. Within seconds, students can walk right to the energetic atmosphere of downtown Naperville or take a stroll or jog along the tranquil River Walk. Close to both academic and athletic facilities, Geiger residents find it easy to get around campus. Geiger Hall features very spacious double-rooms, accessible laundry rooms on each floor, and a newly renovated lounge that turns into extra seating for Kaufman Dining Hall during meal times. The lounge has high-top tables and booths, computers that are accessible to students, and a brand new flat-panel TV. This beautiful lounge, equipped with Wi-Fi Internet, offers students a neutral area to study, eat or just spend time with friends. Patterson Hall is a traditional-style residence hall, Patterson is home to approximately 180 students living in double- and triple-occupancy rooms and offers something for everyone. Residents need only open their doors to experience the best their busy community has to offer. And as they say, location is everything. Nestled on the south side of campus, Patterson is only steps away from Benedetti Wehrli Stadium, across the street from Kaufman Dining Hall, and only a block away from downtown Naperville shopping and eateries. Additionally, Patterson Hall is connected to Ward Hall on the first floor with access to an additional kitchen, Ward's front desk and computer lab. Peter and Paul Hall houses a close-knit community of 40 first-year women in air-conditioned, double-occupancy rooms. Located in the center of campus, Peter and Paul Hall is close to the Harold and Eva White Activities Center, Pfeiffer Hall and most classrooms. Rall Hall is home to 150 first-year women. This three story L-shaped building is centrally located on campus, just a few short blocks away from academic buildings and the athletic facilities. Directly across the street in Jefferson Plaza, many students sit and study, play different sports, or just enjoy the great outdoors. Rall is also connected to Kaufman Dining Hall, which is convenient for residents on bad weather days. Otherwise, Rall is walking distance from the center of lively downtown Naperville, where students can grab a bite to eat, shop, or enjoy a stroll along the River Walk.Rall Hall is known for its creative hallway murals painted by the previous year's residents. Residents are encouraged to express their personalities and leave a part of themselves for the next year’s students to enjoy. The lounges are located in the center of each floor. They provide a location where students can study, watch movies or just relax with friends. For hundreds of first-year women, Rall Hall has been the beginning of a great residential experience at North Central College. Seager Hall is home to 150 lively and energetic first-year students who are eager to begin the next stage of their lives. Seager’s first floor is all women who form a close-knit group known as the “Seager Sisters” around campus. Seager’s top three floors house men who are involved in anything and everything from student organizations, academic groups, student government committees, intramurals, and athletics. The diversity among students here means that you will find students with similar interests, while gaining perspective into other cultures and aspects of life.Seager Hall is conveniently located across the street from Kaufman Dining Hall, and only a block away from downtown Naperville shopping and eateries. Seybert Hall once served as a residence hall for the Evangelical Theological Seminary. This charming historic building houses 67 men and women. Rooms in Seybert come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Located at the north end of campus, Seybert is close to classrooms, the library and the Rolland Center Boilerhouse Cafe and directly across from the beautifully renovated Kiekhofer Hall and Koten Chapel. Because the hall is surrounded by historic homes, residents enjoy the feeling of getting away from campus without leaving campus. Student Village houses first year men and women in traditional triple rooms in a uniquely built building. With three towers, three floors in each tower, and three rooms on each of the floors, Student Village allows its residents to connect and interact daily in a multitude of ways. Whether studying in the lounge, hanging out in their rooms, or painting the large windows on the first floor, the residents of Student Village bring the walls and halls of their small, but mighty community to life. Kimmel Hall - Located on the north end of campus, Kimmel Hall offers an ambiance that is historic and residential. Kimmel houses 118 men and women in air-conditioned, triple-occupancy rooms with kitchenettes and bathrooms. Kimmel is close to classrooms, the library and the Rolland Center Boilerhouse Café. Because the hall is surrounded by historic homes, residents of Kimmel enjoy the feeling of getting away from campus without leaving campus. In the basement of Kimmel is a quaint lounge students use for various activities, like studying, playing games or watching movies. The basement also houses a computer lounge and an area for laundry. Schneller Hall, houses 95 upper-class men and women in 19 suites. Each two-story suite accommodates between three and seven students in double- and single-occupancy rooms. Each suite has a living room, bathroom and kitchenette. The building features several lounges, study areas and a multi-purpose room with a kitchen. Naper Place Apartments - Located in downtown Naperville just two blocks from campus Naper Place Apartments is the newest option for upperclass students. Home to 145 students living in double, triple, and quad apartments, Naper Place is the perfect living option for independent, mature upper-class students. The first floor of the building features several study areas and lounges. Ward Hall is on the south side of campus. The building is located steps from Benedetti-Wehrli Stadium, across the street from Kaufman Dining Hall, and only a block away from downtown Naperville shopping and eateries. This suite-style hall has single and double bedrooms organized around shared living spaces and shared bathrooms. Generally a quiet building housing 85 upperclass men and women, Ward is ideal for students looking for a smaller community, but who still enjoy the benefits of living in a large residence hall.For those times when students are looking to socialize outside of their suites, Ward features a multi-purpose room with a large television and kitchen for a place to relax, study, cook, and much more. And if that was not enough to make this a great place to live, the Ward front desk offers students the opportunity to rent movies and games. ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of Residence Halls at North Central College」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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