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FRESHMEN COLLEGE HOUSING

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Our Residential Halls

Our freshmen residential college housing is geared towards meaningful interactions that increase a student’s chance at success through educational programming and social engineering. We aim to deliver services that create Morehouse Men with preeminent character.

Mays House

Benjamin E. Mays House is located on the main campus and conveniently connected to Chivers Dining Hall.

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Otis Moss Suites

The Otis Moss Residential Suites are apartment-style living quarters and house up to 360 students.

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Perdue House

Wiley A. Perdue House is home to approximately 200 upperclassmen residents.

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Robert House

Robert House was the home of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. while he attended Morehouse College.

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White House

William Jefferson White House is a three-story residential building that houses 110 students.

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Kilgore House

Thomas Kilgore Jr. House is a three-story residential building that houses 102 students.

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Room Rates

Pricing for all halls

Traditional Residence Hall – Roommate	$4,222.00
Traditional Residence Hall – Core Single	$5,263.00
Traditional Residence Hall – Roommate Plan (Summer Only)	$964.00
Otis Moss Suites – 4 Bedroom Suite	$5,129.00
Otis Moss Suites – 2 Bedroom Suite	$5,514.00
Otis Moss Suites – 1Bedroom Suite	$6,792.00
Otis Moss Suites – 4 Bedroom Apartment	$5,419.00
Otis Moss Suites – 2 Bedroom Apartment	$6,065.00
New Residence Hall -Quads	$5,700.00
New Residence Hall -Singles	$6,700.00

What to Bring

Packing Checklist

This is a recommended packing list to help students prepare for move-in and campus life.

What to Bring
3M strips to hang posters Alarm clock Area rug Bed linens – standard twin size Bed risers Broom Carpet/throw rug Cleaning supplies Clothing/undergarments (at least 1 suit) Compact refrigerator Computer (laptop lock) Cork bulletin board Cup/mug/plate/bowl/silverware Dish soap Driver’s license Dry erase board Dust pan Fan First aid kit Game consoles Hangers Health insurance information Iron (with automatic shutoff) Ironing board	Lamp Laundry bag Laundry detergent Luggage Mattress cover Pillow PPE (personal protection equipment) – facial coverings, hand sanitizer Radio/stereo Personal safe School supplies Sewing kit Shoes Shower caddy Shower shoes Social security card Storage container/trunk Swiffer/Swiffer refills Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, deodorant) Towels
What Not to Bring
Air fryers Candles Furniture – to include beds and mattresses Grills – “Foreman” style/charcoal/portable Hot plates	Incense Lighters Microwave Stereos with loud bass

Items that may be needed so students should have access to these documents:

Birth certificate (work-study hiring process)
Passport (if you plan to study abroad)

Important Information

This is a list of recommended items, not required items. All items should fit in a personal vehicle. UHaul trucks/trailers will not be permitted. Please minimize the amount of valuable items. Morehouse College is not responsible for theft or damages to personal items. Please bring necessities only. Please do not bring your entire room with you.

Move-In Guide

Dates, parking & tips
Get ready for move-in with the latest schedule and important arrival details. Review the plan ahead of time so your first day at Morehouse starts smoothly
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Pricing for all halls

Traditional Residence Hall – Roommate	$4,222.00
Traditional Residence Hall – Core Single	$5,263.00
Traditional Residence Hall – Roommate Plan (Summer Only)	$964.00
Otis Moss Suites – 4 Bedroom Suite	$5,129.00
Otis Moss Suites – 2 Bedroom Suite	$5,514.00
Otis Moss Suites – 1Bedroom Suite	$6,792.00
Otis Moss Suites – 4 Bedroom Apartment	$5,419.00
Otis Moss Suites – 2 Bedroom Apartment	$6,065.00
New Residence Hall -Quads	$5,700.00
New Residence Hall -Singles	$6,700.00

Packing Checklist

This is a recommended packing list to help students prepare for move-in and campus life.

What to Bring
3M strips to hang posters Alarm clock Area rug Bed linens – standard twin size Bed risers Broom Carpet/throw rug Cleaning supplies Clothing/undergarments (at least 1 suit) Compact refrigerator Computer (laptop lock) Cork bulletin board Cup/mug/plate/bowl/silverware Dish soap Driver’s license Dry erase board Dust pan Fan First aid kit Game consoles Hangers Health insurance information Iron (with automatic shutoff) Ironing board	Lamp Laundry bag Laundry detergent Luggage Mattress cover Pillow PPE (personal protection equipment) – facial coverings, hand sanitizer Radio/stereo Personal safe School supplies Sewing kit Shoes Shower caddy Shower shoes Social security card Storage container/trunk Swiffer/Swiffer refills Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, deodorant) Towels
What Not to Bring
Air fryers Candles Furniture – to include beds and mattresses Grills – “Foreman” style/charcoal/portable Hot plates	Incense Lighters Microwave Stereos with loud bass

Items that may be needed so students should have access to these documents:

Birth certificate (work-study hiring process)
Passport (if you plan to study abroad)

Important Information

Dates, parking & tips

Get ready for move-in with the latest schedule and important arrival details. Review the plan ahead of time so your first day at Morehouse starts smoothly

Get More Information

Leadership Opportunities

RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION

RHA is led by an executive board team of student leaders who host large-scale signature programs, including the Annual Stroll-Off competition and the Miss RHA pageant. Overall, RHA comprises all students living in Residential Morehouse College Housing. Each residential house has a house council dedicated to programming, advocating for their fellow housemates, and building community.
NATIONAL RESIDENCE HALL HONORARY

NRHH is a student group that encourages the Morehouse community members to identify students and staff who have gone above and beyond in their roles. NRHH honors them for their achievements in the form of recognition, gifts, and awards. NRHH is committed to community service, resource sharing, programming, and leadership development.

RHA is led by an executive board team of student leaders who host large-scale signature programs, including the Annual Stroll-Off competition and the Miss RHA pageant. Overall, RHA comprises all students living in Residential Morehouse College Housing. Each residential house has a house council dedicated to programming, advocating for their fellow housemates, and building community.

NRHH is a student group that encourages the Morehouse community members to identify students and staff who have gone above and beyond in their roles. NRHH honors them for their achievements in the form of recognition, gifts, and awards. NRHH is committed to community service, resource sharing, programming, and leadership development.

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FRESHMEN COLLEGE HOUSING

Our Residential Halls

Resources & quick links

Pricing for all halls

Packing Checklist

What to Bring

What Not to Bring

Important Information

Dates, parking & tips

Pricing for all halls

Packing Checklist

What to Bring

What Not to Bring

Important Information

Dates, parking & tips

Leadership Opportunities