Holden Hall
Holden Hall was renovated in 2009 and is known by Spartans for its bold splashes of color and the "fishbowl lounge," often considered the best study spot on campus. Holden Hall houses the Academic Scholars Program, the College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) and the High School Equivalency Program (HEP). The hall is also home to the Holden dining hall and a Sparty’s Refresh.
Fun fact: Holden Hall is named after James and Lynelle Holden. James was a State Agricultural student in 1889.
Floor Plans
- Double Room
Floor plan dimensions are approximate — room size and furniture dimensions can vary from room to room.
Building style: Post-War Collegiate
Neighborhood: South
Year built: 1967
Number of Floors: 6
Service Center: 517-353-5912
Engagement Center: Holden
Address: 234 Wilson Road
East Lansing, MI 48825
Building Features
- Suite-style bathrooms
- Double-style rooms
- Fully furnished rooms
- In-room Wi-Fi
- Cable TV
- Co-ed floors
- Community Kitchen
- Bike storage
- TV lounge
- Meeting space
- Sparty's Refresh
- South Neighborhood Engagement Center
Holden Hall Location
Holden Service Center
517-353-5912
Community Director
Patty Allen
517-355-7590
allenp10@msu.edu
Facilities Manager
Jim Steingreaber
517-355-2406
steingr2@msu.edu
Neighborhood Administrative Coordinator
Barb Pierpont
517-355-7250
pierpont@msu.edu
