Arnold Hall
Arnold Hall consists of three separate buildings, surrounding a tree-lined courtyard, that has become a popular gathering space for residents. The hall layout allows for a great community atmosphere where students feel at home.
Arnold Hall is a Traditional Hall where rooms share a hallway bathroom.
Hall Staff
101 Russell Cir.
San Marcos, TX 78666
512.245.2256
Opened 1962
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110 Beds
Single Gender by Floor
3 Floors
WiFi Throughout
No Elevator Access
Located Near
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Provided Furniture
Extra-Long Twin Bed
(80" Mattress)
Desk and Desk Chair
Upholstered Chair
Dresser
Loftable Bed
Amenities
Pool and Ping-Pong Tables
Lobby and Study Lounge
Full Community Kitchen
Wi-Fi Internet
Connection in Room
Special Features
Temperature Controls
Mirror Provided
Laundry in Building C
on 1st Floor
Measurements
Bed
L: 80"
W: 35"
D: 6"
Loftable at Highest: 59"
Loftable at Lowest: 29"
Bathrooms
4 Vanities
2 Toilets
2 Showers
Dresser (Built-In)
2 Dressers
5 Drawers
H: 43"
W: 32"
D: 18"
Desk
H: 30"
W: 42"
D: 22"
Closet
H: 30"
W: 42"
D: 22"
Storage Above
History of Arnold
Arnold Hall is named for M.L. Arnold, one of Southwest Texas State Normal School’s earliest faculty members. Only one of three doctoral professors on campus, Arnold’s legacy is a collection of eulogies, inspired by students and his own son, who lost their lives in World War I. A notable poem, entitled “The Deathless Dead”, may be found in the 1919 Pedagog.
