Ferrin Hall

ferrin hall

Ferrin Hall is a community-style building where each floor of double and triple rooms shares a common area lounge, a study room, and a floor bathroom. The basement also holds five 2-person apartments which are typically reserved for students with special accommodations and include a full kitchen with oven and refrigerator. Ferrin was opened in the center of campus in 1985, the year Barrington College of Rhode Island merged with Gordon. The patio behind the building is a popular location for campus coffeehouses, cookouts, and other outdoor festivities.

Occupancy: Approximately 165 residents

2024-25 Price: View room costs here

Eligibility: Available for all undergrad students (apartments for upperclassmen or students with special accommodations)

What Ferrin has to offer:

Laundry room in the basement
Lounge on each floor
2 Study lounges
Kitchen in the basement and first floor
Indoor bike storage
Outdoor bike rack
Outdoor patio

Hall Highlights:

Hoedown event with line dancing, games, and fall-themed food
Chalk door decorations

Room Details:

Traditional room: you share a large community bathroom with your floor of around 20 people.
Moveable furniture: desk, bed, wardrobe and dresser provided for each resident. Work with your roommate and arrange it to suit your preference.
Rooms may be double (2 residents), triple (3 residents) or quad (4 residents)