Most students choose to live in 600 because it offers a more private, quiet and independent living environment. The hardwood floors, high ceilings, and generous closet space attract students who want to escape the traditional hall setting. There is a lounge on the second floor that is used for building-wide programs and events. Hall Council members, Special Interest Housing, the R.A.s, and G.A.s are active in planning hall events and programs. The suites have double and single rooms, a bathroom, and an eat-in kitchen.
Many suites have special features such as very large rooms, high ceilings, and large windows.
Residents enjoy the suite-style living and the opportunities to socialize. The suites are composed of mostly single rooms with a few doubles. Each suite has a bathroom, kitchen, and eating area. Students take responsibility for getting involved with planning and implementing programs and activities for the building. There is a G.A., R.A.s, Hall Council members, and Special Interest Housing suites to add to the diverse and exciting programming in the building.