650 Residents enjoy the convenience of a dining center and a weight room in their building, and a strong sense of belonging that often draws them back even after graduation. A parody of the Dating Game is a February tradition. Although Corbin and GSP have separate mailing addresses, they are managed as a single unit. The buildings are joined and residents share a dining center, Academic Resource Center, and student kitchen. KU's first residence halls, they sit on an historic ridge near where the university's first building was constructed in 1866.
Staff provide an empowering and supportive environment for young women.
The floor plans are diverse and rooms have varied dimensions. Activities include Women's Week, aerobics groups and self-defense seminars. The Corbin and GSP guest policy is more specific than other halls'. In-room network connections are also provided. Hashinger Hall, 3E, and McCollum Honors rates are slightly higher to cover special facilities and programs.