Bullock Hall
Bullock Hall serves as one of the exclusively first-year residence halls at Clark University. The unique opportunities and sense of community experienced in an exclusively first year hall are just the start of Bullock Hall’s many great attributes. Bullock Hall is located in the absolute center of campus, right across the path from Jonas Clark Hall, and within a minute walk from the Higgins University Center, Kneller Athletic Center, Goddard Library, Carlson Hall, University Police Station, Parking Garage and Dana, Hughes, and Maywood Street Residence Halls.
Clark University students can view a floor plan for Bullock Hall by clicking here.
Bullock Hall Facilities
Bullock Hall was extensively remodeled in the Summer of 2010. The redesign provided Bullock with all new bathrooms, common rooms, kitchen, and laundry facilities. Bullock Hall features abundant social and study space throughout its three floors. There is a social lounge on every floor, and smaller sitting nooks scattered around. On the first floor you will find a 8 foot billiards table, vending machines, and a multimedia study room with computer terminal and a flat screen monitor. On the second floor you will find two separate lounge areas and a laundry center with computer terminal. On the third floor are more lounges, as well as a quiet study room and a kitchen for residential use. Bullock Hall features common bathrooms with privacy partitions for showering and air conditioning in student bedrooms.
Bullock Hall is comprised of triples, doubles, and single rooms. There are Resident Advisers living in Bullock Hall. Rooms are equipped with beds and mattresses (extra long twin), desks, chairs, bookshelves, built in closets, and window shades. Bullock is also equipped with wifie and ethernet access and free laundry for residential students.
Bullock Hall also has an elevator, several ADA compliant bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as automatic door openers on the main entrance of the building. If you believe you need a housing accommodation, please contact Student Accessibility Services.
