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1959 E Street is connected to the Elliott School of International Affairs building and offers apartment-style living for upperclass students in single, 3-person, 4-person, or 5-person apartments. 1959 E Street features a study lounge and rooms with a breathtaking view of the Washington skyline. Spacious and modern, each apartment has a washer and dryer in the unit, a living room, kitchen, and private bathrooms. Each kitchen is furnished with a dishwasher, microwave, and refrigerator. The rooftop terrace of 1959 E Street is the perfect place to hang out with friends and watch the hustle and bustle of the city from one of the best vantage points in DC.

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Clark Hall is a first-year, co-ed residence hall located on the Mount Vernon Campus. It offers students traditional-style double suites with shared bathrooms on the first and second floors and access to communal bathrooms on the third floor, fostering a close-knit community.

Each fully furnished room in Clark Hall provides residents with desks, desk chairs, dressers, and twin beds. The hall features laundry facilities, a lounge with a TV, and a community kitchen.

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Cole Hall is a first-year, co-ed residence hall located on the Mount Vernon Campus. Cole residents enjoy traditional double rooms and double suites with shared bathrooms.

Each fully furnished Cole Hall room includes desks, desk chairs, dressers, and twin beds. Students can relax in the community lounge, complete with a TV, or cook meals with friends in the shared kitchen. Laundry facilities are available in the basement. The small size of Cole Hall fosters a tight-knit community, allowing students to build strong connections.

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District House, which opened for the 2016 Fall semester, is located between 21st, and 22nd, H and I Streets, N.W.. It is conveniently located near the University Student Center and Gelman Library. It is home to over 800 students.

In District, there are 3 different types of rooms: studio rooms that have 2 people assigned, 4-person apartments with double rooms in each, and our affinity rooms, which are 2-person bedrooms adjoined by a bathroom. The DH affinities are on floors 2-8, and there are South affinities that hold 20 people (10 bedrooms with 2 people in each room) and North affinities that hold 16 people (8 bedrooms with 2 people in each room).

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Built in 1940, Renovated in 2019

8 Residential Floors
Apartment style rooms with private bathroom facilities in each unit
Laundry facilities, bike storage, and lounged located on basement level
All rooms come furnished with a twin XL bed/bed frame, desk, desk chair, micro fridge, and 2 dressers for reach resident

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Home to approximately 240 second-year residents, Fulbright Hall, was built in 1950 and renovated in 2016. Fulbright Hall has:
8 Residential Floors
3- Person and 4- Person Studio style rooms with kitchen and private bathroom within the unit
Two lounges and laundry facilities are located in the basement level of the building
Outdoor bike racks located by the entrance of the building
All rooms come furnished with a twin XL bed/bed frame, desk/desk chair, fridge, and 2 dressers for each resident
Fulbright is also conveniently located one block from Gelman Library, the Academic Center, Smith Center athletic facilities, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the Lerner Health and Wellness Center.

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Guthridge Hall is home to approximately 300 first-year students in 2-person, 3-person, and 4-person units. Located near the Smith Center athletic facilities, Guthridge is an eight-story building. There are 2 kitchens located on the 2nd and 6th floors, as well as a student lounge on the basement level. Each fully furnished apartment has a private bathroom, fridge, and microwave. Across the street from Anniversary Park and in front of Square 80, Guthridge residents can put together an impromptu picnic or study session on a beautiful fall or spring day

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The Campus Living & Residential Education (CLRE) mission at George Washington University is to support student learning by creating safe, supportive, and inclusive residential communities that spark vibrant living, cultivate lifelong connections, promote self-discovery, develop global leaders, and foster an affinity for GW.

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International House, built in 1966 and located at 2201 Virginia Avenue NW, houses up to 176 second-year students in one- and two-person units. Just steps from the U.S. Department of State, the World Health Organization, the Kennedy Center, and the Lincoln Memorial, International House offers students a prime location in the heart of Washington, DC.

Each of the nine floors houses residents, with every apartment having its own private bathroom. Each room comes equipped with a dining table, bed, desk, and desk chair, and 24 of the apartments have balconies overlooking 23rd street down to the Watergate. International House was most recently renovated in 2014 with updates to the kitchens and bathroom vanities.

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JBKO Hall is home to approximately 265 second- and third-year students in single, 2-person, and 3-person units. During the 2016 summer, JBKO received new flooring in all rooms and the interior was painted. Named for GW alumna Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis, JBKO Hall has a convenient, central location across the street from the Foggy Bottom/GWU Metro station and the GW Hospital. JBKO is very close to the K Street corridor, offering many business opportunities to GW students. It’s also down the block from Whole Foods grocery and has restaurants across the street. With Munson and Fulbright located on the same block and the Health and Wellness Center and Funger Hall only a few minutes away, the location is one of the many qualities that make JBKO a great place to live.

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Renovated and reopened Fall 2011, Lafayette Hall is home to approximately 120 second-year students. Room types include singles and 2-person spaces. Lafayette is located adjacent to the University Student Center and across the street from Western Market, which features restaurants and retail stores. Additionally, this residence hall is two blocks away from the Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro Station and is a short walk from Pennsylvania Avenue.

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Madison Hall has a maximum occupancy of 222 students in two-person, four-person, and six-person units. Located in the center of campus and next door to Duquès Hall, Madison residents also have the Smith Center athletic facilities and the Gelman Library close by. Madison is also located a short walk away from the Academic Center and Funger Hall, two other academic buildings on the Foggy Bottom campus. Each of Madison's eight floors houses residents with a private bathroom in each room or suite. Madison Hall was recently renovated in the summer of 2018.

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George Washington University is to support student learning by creating safe, supportive, and inclusive residential communities that foster personal growth and connection.

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Built in 1929, renovated in 2025

8 Residential Floors
One study lounge located on each floor of the building
Outdoor deck that can be accessed through the first floor
Rooftop lounge that can be accessed from 9 AM - 9 PM daily
Community kitchen located on every other floor
Laundry located on each floor
Indoor bike room located on the first floor
All rooms come furnished with a Full-size bed/bed frame, desk, desk chair, micro fridge, and 2 dressers for each resident.

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Munson is home to approximately 200 second-year students in 2, 3, and 4-person units. Munson was most recently renovated in 2018 with upgrades to the bathrooms, kitchens, flooring, and hallway carpeting. Munson is located next to Panda Express and the Science and Engineering Hall, down the street from the Foggy Bottom/GWU Metro station, and across from Whole Foods Market. It is also near the Gelman Library and the University Student Center.

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Mark Shenkman Hall is conveniently situated on GW's Foggy Bottom campus and is home to 730 upperclass students in the comfort of one- or two-bedroom apartments, accommodating two to four people each. Mark Shenkman Hall is located across the street from the Lerner Health and Wellness Center, and its apartments include a living room, full kitchen, dining area and private bathrooms.

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Somers Hall, a first-year student coed living option on the Mount Vernon campus, has a maximum occupancy of 246 students in single rooms, double suites with shared bathrooms, and double rooms. A limited number of single rooms offer private bathrooms while double rooms share a bathroom with another double room. Somers features a study room on each floor, a community kitchen, and laundry facilities. The lower level has a television, DVD player, and a foosball table, making it a great place to relax and catch up with friends. Somers' ideal location in the center of campus makes it easy to check out the annual Octoberfest celebration and to watch a movie screening on the Quad. Somers is is also home to students in the Women's Leadership Program academic residential community.

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In Fall 2009, South Hall became GW's first LEED residence hall, housing over 450 third- and fourth-year students in single and double bedrooms in four- and five-person units. Spacious and modern, each suite has a washer and dryer in the unit, a common living room, dining area, an eat-in kitchen, and 2 private bathrooms. Each kitchen is furnished with a dishwasher, microwave, and refrigerator. South Hall is located near the Smith Center athletic facilities and is across the street from Anniversary Park.

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The Dakota is a modern yet classic apartment building with approximately 200 beds for second- and third-year students. The building has 3-person, 4-person, and a few single occupancy units. The Dakota was most recently renovated in 2014 with updates to the bathrooms, kitchens, flooring, and hallways of the building, as well as receiving new furniture.

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Originally built in 1929 and fully renovated in 2022, Thurston Hall is home to approximately 820 first-year undergraduate students and is designed to foster community, connection, and academic success. The residence hall features nine residential floors, 16 study lounges, a Penthouse Study Lounge with views of the Washington Monument, a GW Dining Hall, and a central courtyard that offers students a welcoming space to study, relax, and build community with fellow residents.

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The Campus Living & Residential Education (CLRE) mission at George Washington University isto support student learning by creating safe, supportive, and inclusive residential communities that spark vibrant living, cultivate lifelong connections, promote self-discovery, develop global leaders, and foster an affinity for GW.

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