Butterfield Hall

Butterfield Hall is part of Brody Neighborhood. Opened in 1953, Butterfield Hall is named for Kenyon Butterfield, a MSU graduate who also served as President of the university between 1924 and 1928. During his tenure, Butterfield fostered an expansion of the MAU extension program. 

Room Features:

• Community-style bathrooms
• Single- and double-person rooms
• All rooms furnished
• Loftable beds
• Cable TV and high-speed internet included
• Wi-Fi in rooms
• All utilities included
• Barrier-free housing
• Co-ed floors

Building Features:

• Community kitchen
• Card-access security
• 24/7 emergency maintenance service
• Free laundry
• Wi-Fi in public areas
• Study rooms
• Meditation/prayer room with foot washing station
• Fitness room
• TV lounge
• Large community meeting space
• LEED certified

Contact Information:

Community Director: Akeem Croft, 517-355-1509, akeemc@rhs.msu.edu
Facilities Manager: Mike Gardner, 517-355-4542, gardne92@rhs.msu.edu 

Butterfield student groups wishing to reserve meeting space, e-mail BrodyBooking@rhs.msu.edu

Other groups wishing to reserve meeting space, e-mail conferences@rhs.msu.edu.