Smith and Barnett
Located on east campus, Smith and Barnett are two of the three "low-rises" in the Bryan Mall area, and house six national sororities each. The rooms in these residence halls accommodate two students.
The "low-rises", are located just across from the high-rise residence halls. Each of these buildings can house 150 students and is carpeted throughout. The rooms are arranged in suites of six or seven rooms with communal baths and utility rooms for each suite.
Area Features
- A full kitchen with a microwave oven and clubrooms are located on the lower level of each building.
- TV lounges are available on the first floor of each building.
- The rooms, lounges and hallways are carpeted.
- Laundry facilities are located on the lower level of each building.
- Schilletter Dining Hall is located within Bryan Mall.
- The Hendrix Student Center is nearby.
- Redfern Health Center is located across the street.
Other Information
- All residence halls in Bryan Mall are designated alcohol-free.
- Smoking is NOT permitted in any University Housing facility.
- Lofts are not permitted in Smith or Barnett.
Room Features
- Two oversized single beds
- Two individual desks and chairs
- Two closets
- Two chests-of-drawers
- Two wall-mounted mirrors
- Tack boards
- Carpet
- Air conditioning
- Venetian blinds
- Bookshelves
- High-speed Internet access
- Basic Direct TV service
- Lofts permitted**
Room Description
High Rise Measurements*
- Bed: 36” x 85”
- Desk: 31” x 38” x 41”
- Chest-of-Drawers: 16” x 32” x 40”
- Window: 29” x 65”
Low Rise Measurements*
- Bed: 36” x 85”
- Desk: 31” x 38” x 41”
- Chest-of-Drawers: 16” x 32” x 40”
- Window: 33” x 65”
* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.
** Students should note that some room configurations in the high-rises do not readily accommodate two lofts. This includes the corner rooms in Byrnes, Lever, and Manning. If you are assigned to Byrnes or Lever, and your room number ends in “4” (for example, 2B4), you are assigned to a corner room. If you are assigned to Manning, and your room number ends in “3” or “4” (for example 2C3 or 2C4), you are assigned to a corner room. If so, you should note that your room will accommodate only one loft. Should you be assigned to a corner room, check with your assigned roommate to make plans for your room design. Lofts are not permitted in overflow rooms.
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