These halls are in high demand and offer men and women the opportunity to live in a single gender environment that fosters a strong sense of community for the men and women living together. Traditional men's and women's issues are discussed via structured and unstructured interactions. A strong sense of brotherhood and sisterhood is evident. A co-ed hall houses both males and females within the same building. Bathroom facilities are single-sex.
Smoking is permitted in residence hall rooms on smoking floors only.
Additionally, all roommates must agree that smoking can happen in the room. Triple occupancy is voluntary if a detriple option is offered but not accepted. This floor offers the opportunity for Ag students to live and work together as a team. Ag students may have special academic needs or considerations that a floor such as this could address. Residents of the floor will be encouraged to bring faculty into the residence hall to teach course work or offer special study sessions.