Stribling Hall
Named in honor of Ruth Stribling, daughter of Mr.& Mrs. J.C. Stribling whose gift made the building possible. The three-story building was completed in 1921 and renovated in 1990. It is the only residence hall on campus that is made up exclusively of private rooms and houses 85 female residents. Centrally located on the quad, this three-story building is within easy walking distance to the dining hall, Crusader Café located in Mabee Student Center, the library, Mayborn Campus Center and all academic buildings.
This facility includes a large lobby with T.V. area. The lobby was updated for the fall of 2005 with new furniture, flooring, and fixtures. Elsewhere in the building is a computer lab, study rooms, vending machines, and a central laundry room with coin-operated washers and dryers.
Resident Assistants are assigned to each floor of the building and the Resident Director lives on-site. Building security includes a staff member on duty each evening until closing and a card access system for entry into the building after doors are locked. 
Room Details:
- Approximate room dimensions for a typical room in Stribling are 10' X 14' (140 sq. ft).
- Each room has one closet.
- Rooms are private and include a vanity/sink area within the room, a standard (75") twin bed, desk, desk chair, and chest of drawers.
- Community bathrooms are located on each wing of each floor and have multiple stalls, showers, and one tub room per bathroom. These common bathrooms are cleaned daily by the housekeeping staff.
- Each room has a phone and internet jack and local phone, internet and cable services are provided.
- The standard room has two windows. Window measurements are 33" wide X 67" high (inside casing). Mini-blinds are provided for each window.
- One micro-fridge is included in each room.
- Walls are a neutral tone and are sheetrock. Students must check with the hall staff before hanging anything on walls or other surfaces within the room.
- Floors are carpeted.
- All furnishings are moveable.