History: Cheney Hall is Southeast’s smallest and oldest residence hall. Named after the University’s first president Lucius Cheney, who was accidentally killed in a Harvard Archeological dig in 1876, Cheney Hall is conveniently located in the middle of campus and houses 121 students. 

Building Use: Rooms in Cheney Hall are community style with community showers and bathrooms on each of the halls three floors.  The hall is air-conditioned and houses two large lounges with televisions and microwaves for student use.  Cheney Hall houses students from all class years and is co-ed by floor. 

Fun Fact: Cheney Hall offers an “antique” living experience with original oak trim and appointments such as a fireplace and large open lounges.  In Cheney Hall, each room has unique dimensions and layouts.

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