Housing approximately 110 women and men on separate floors, Martin Hall is named after former campus president George E. Martin. The hall features some of the largest rooms on campus, with nine-foot ceilings and adjoining sink and dressing areas. Open visitation hours are another popular feature of Martin Hall. The unique art-deco architectural design of Men's Hall denotes it as one of two buildings on campus designated on the State Registry of Historical Buildings. Constructed as a public works project in 1939, the hall has served a variety of functions on the campus including residence hall, library, cafeteria, and faculty offices.
Most rooms feature high ceilings, unique floor plans, and private sinks.
Housing 190 women and men, Randall is the most centrally located hall on campus, and features a large main floor piano and TV lounge, study lounge, micro-computer lab, and recreation area. The building is also home to the new Randall Express convenience store, which features a variety of food, drink and sundry items. The facility is named after former State Board of Education member Everett L. Randall. It also features TV lounges, kitchens, centralized bathrooms, and laundry facilities. The Delta Tau Delta fraternity's chapter house is located on the first floor of the building.