Gilchrist Hall
Located in North Neighborhood, Gilchrist Hall was built in 1948 and is named after Maude Gilchrist, who was a graduate of Michigan’s Agricultural College (the former name of MSU) and the dean of the Women's Department. Known for its quiet, serene study spaces, the hall is a favorite study spot among many Spartans. Gilchrist Hall also features music and Honors College living-learning options.
Floor Plans
- Double Room
Floor plan dimensions are approximate - room size and furniture dimensions can vary from room to room.
Virtual Tour
Building Features
- Community-style bathrooms
- Single and double furnished rooms
- Fully furnished
- In room Wi-Fi
- Cable TV
- Co-ed floors
- Barrier-free housing
- Bike storage
- Quiet floors
- Music practice room
- TV lounge
- Meeting space
Gilchrist Hall Location
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Gilchrist Service Center
517-353-8511
Assistant Director of Residence Education
Eduardo Olivo
517-432-2508
olivoedu@rhs.msu.edu
Community Director
Vacant Position
Contact Eduardo Olivo
Facilities Manager
Chip Hornburg
517-355-8515
hornburg@rhs.msu.edu
Dining Manager
Don Donagrandi
517-355-7470
donagran@rhs.msu.edu