Residents have air conditioning, carpeting, and suite baths. The entire building is designated as non-smoking. Coed upperclass residence hall named for Martha Jefferson Randolph, daughter of Thomas Jefferson. Randolph houses 183 men and women. Residents of Randolph often host joint activities on the lawn between with Mason Hall.
All residents have suite baths.
The entire 4th and 5th floors of Randolph Hall are designated as non-smoking. Coed first-year residence hall named for Edward H. Russell, first president of Mary Washington College. Russell is the home of 168 men and women. Features of this building include its split-level lobby and hall baths. The entire 1st and 2nd floors are designated as non-smoking.