Both single rooms and small one-person suites are available for those individuals who choose to reside in Caldwell. The facility is air-conditioned and has its own kitchen. An added convenience is the close proximity to the graduate dining hall and the School of Religious Studies, both of which are housed in other parts of this building. This newer addition to the old Caldwell building contains a quiet, yet still social, community of women. Originally, the hall was designed to house the increasing number of religiously affiliated women at the university, but it has since become a house of women from a wide variety of backgrounds who share a strong degree of respect for one another.
All rooms are singles, though actual room size varies.
Each room has a sink and a day bed, along with ample available closet space. There is also a full kitchen in this air-conditioned building, as well as an elevator. A small amount of reserved parking spaces are located adjacent to the building. As the wing is attached to the rest of Caldwell Hall, there is easy access to both Caldwell Dining Hall and the School of Religious Studies.