The 183 upperclass residents host the annual Winterfest dance. Coed residence hall named Dolly Madison, wife of the fourth president of the United States. Known for its close community, Madison has a capacity of 41 residents. Madison Hall has suite baths and is connected by brick archways to Ball and Custis Halls. Madison Hall is home to special interest groups known as the Service Learning floor and Night Haven.
Residents share suite baths.
Located at the bottom of the hill, the 144 upperclass coed residents of this hall host the annual Grill on the Hill barbecue. Coed first-year residence hall named for Ann Thompson Mason, whose son, George, wrote the Bill of Rights. Mason houses 195 men and women. All residents have suite baths. Residents of Mason often host joint activities on the lawn with Randolph hall, which is a mirrored image of Mason.