Housing Options

Find your home in a great big world.

You’ll spend your first two years in traditional residence halls, supported by live-in resident assistants who are there to show you the ropes and help you have a good time. As an upperclassman, you may also have the option to choose among suite- or apartment-style options (based on availability) or opt to live in a house focused on a special interest—such as academic, diversity, or social justice. And you’ll never have to worry about finding a place to live because housing is guaranteed for all four years.

If you are requesting special housing conditions such as air-conditioning, medical documentation from a physician stating the specific housing need is necessary; Form A or Form B must be completed for special housing needs.

Return the form to the Office of Residential Life by May 31, in order for us to meet your request. For allergies and asthma with a documented medical need requiring special housing, complete form A; for all other special housing medical conditions, complete Form B. Forms should only be submitted if there is a documented medical need and special housing is absolutely required.

If you are requesting a special meal plan or housing consideration for a religious, cultural identity, and/or gender identity/sexual orientation need, please complete Form C.

Traditional Halls

All traditional hall bedrooms are single-sex, and each resident is provided a bed, dresser, desk, desk chair, and closet space. All housing options at Lebanon Valley College are clean-air facilities.

Funkhouser Hall houses just over 200 first-year students and is named in memory of Dr. E.N. Funkhouser, president emeritus of the board of trustees.

Take a video tour of newly-renovated Funkhouser Hall.

You can also see inside one of the rooms and get the scoop on what to bring, the furniture already included, and other tips from two of our first-year students.

 

Hammond Hall houses 82 upper-class students and is named in the memory of Lucian H. Hammond, second president of the College.

Keister Hall houses 76 upper-class students and is named in memory of Dr. Lawrence Keister, LVC president from 1907–12.

Mary Green Hall houses 117 upper-class students and is named in memory of the former dean of women, Mary Capp Green.

View our 360-degree video of Mary Green.

Silver Hall houses 142 upper-class students and is named for alumna Dr. Mable I. Silver ’25, a missionary doctor.

Ground was broken in May 2008 for Stanson Hall on the corner of Sheridan Avenue and Railroad Street. Named for Gregory Stanson ’63, vice president emeritus for enrollment and student services, the 148-bed resident hall provides a mixture of single and double rooms configured to foster a sense of community while still providing privacy. The building, which echoes the roofline of the Vernon and Doris Bishop Library, was opened to students at the beginning of the fall 2009 semester.

  • Stanson Hall has 50 singles and 49 doubles with 148 total beds.
  • Each resident is provided a bed, dresser, closet, desk and desk chair.

Vickroy Hall houses approximately 135 first-year students and is named in honor of Thomas Rhys Vickroy, first president of the College.

View our 360-degree video of Vickroy.

Traditional Hall Room Rates for 2023–24

Per Semester $3,415
Per Year $6,830

Single rooms are charged at a level 1 rate below.

Houses, Apartments, Suites, & Single Rooms

Reserved for upperclassmen, all apartments and suites are single-sex, and each resident is provided a bed, dresser, desk, desk chair, and closet space. All housing options at Lebanon Valley College are clean-air facilities.

20 W. Sheridan Avenue houses 2 students. 

22 W. Sheridan Avenue houses 5 students. 

  • A group of two students is the only acceptable means to sign up for 20 W. Sheridan.
  • A group of five students is the only acceptable means to sign up for 22 W. Sheridan.
  • Each house is single-sex.
  • All students who secure one of these facilities will pay a Level 1 room rate.
  • EACH facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities included.
  • Facilities are non-air-conditioned. Students MAY NOT bring or install their own window or non-window air-conditioning unit(s).
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan option.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot.

Bedroom breakdown: 

20 W. Sheridan Avenue:

  • (1) 2-person bedroom

22 W. Sheridan Avenue:

  • (3) 1-person bedroom
  • (1) 2-person bedrooms

24 Sheridan Avenue houses 5 students.

  • Located across Rt. 934
  • A group of five students is the only acceptable means through which to sign up for this house.
  • Each house is single-sex.
  • All students who secure this facility will pay a Level I room rate.
  • EACH facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities included, facility is air-conditioned.
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Parking: 4 spots at house or North (Red) Parking Lot.
  • This house has (1) 1-person bedroom and (2) 2-person bedrooms.

44 College Avenue houses 6 students.

  • A group of six students is the only acceptable means through which to sign up for 44 College Avenue.
  • Each house is single-sex.
  • All students who secures this facility will pay a Level I room rate.
  • EACH facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities Included, facilities are non-air-conditioned. Students MAY NOT bring or install their own air-conditioning unit(s).
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot.
  • This house has (2) 1-person bedrooms and (2) 2-person bedrooms.
  • Groups of six students are the only acceptable means through which to sign up for these houses.
  • All students who secure these facilities will pay a Level I room rate.
  • EACH facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities included.
  • Facilities are non-air-conditioned. Students MAY NOT bring or install their own window or non-window air-conditioning unit(s).
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot

Bedroom breakdown

136 College Avenue: 

  • (2) 1-person bedrooms
  • (2) 2-person bedroom

136 & 138 College Avenue:

  • This house serves as a Caron Recovery House
  • Groups of six students are the only acceptable means through which to sign up for these houses.
  • All students who secure these facilities will pay a Level I room rate.
  • EACH facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities included.
  • Facilities are non-air-conditioned. Students MAY NOT bring or install their own window or non-window air-conditioning unit(s).
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot

138 College Avenue:

  • (3) 2-person bedrooms
  • (4) one-person bedrooms
  • (1) two-person bedroom

Dellinger Hall houses 72 students. Each suite houses four students and is a single-sex suite. Students living in these halls are usually rising senior and rising junior students. A kitchen is located on each floor.

  • Groups of four (4) are permitted to sign up for Dellinger Hall.
  • All students who secure a room in the suites will pay the Level I room rate.
  • ALL suites are clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities Included.
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot.
  • There are a total of eighteen (18) four-person suites. ALL suites house four (4) students. Dellinger consists of four (4) single rooms, a living room, and bathroom. Students may sign as a group of four in the suites.

Derickson Hall houses 79 students in apartment style living who are usually rising senior or rising junior students. Kitchens are provided in the individual apartments. Each apartment is single-sex.

  • Groups are the ONLY acceptable means through which to sign up for Derickson A and B.
  • All students who secure an apartment will pay a Level 1 room rate.
  • ALL apartments are clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities Included.
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Cleaning: Bi-weekly Kitchen and Bathroom.
  • Parking: Limited assigned parking per apartment within the Derickson and Fencil Lots.

Available Apartments “A” Building:

  • (2) – 2 person apartment (DA 101 & 102)
  • (2) – 3 person apartment (DA 020 & 030)
  • (10) – 4 person apartment (DA 103, 104, 201, 202, 203, 204, 301, 302, 303, & 304)

Available Apartments “B” Building:

  • (5) – 5 person apartments (DB 001 – 005)
  • (1) – 4 person apartments (DB 006)

Maple East is located at 219 E. Maple St. and Maple West is located at 217 E. Maple St. and each house six students.

  • Groups of six students are the only acceptable means through which to sign up for Maple East and West.
  • Each house is single sex.
  • All students who secure one of these facilities will pay the Level 1 room rate.
  • Each facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL utilities included; both facilities are non-air-conditioned. Students MAY NOT bring or install their own window or non-window units.
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot.

Bedroom Breakdown

  • Maple East:  (3) 2-person rooms
  • Maple West: (3) 2-person rooms
  • Marquette Hall houses 56 students.
  • Each suite houses four students and is single-sex.
  • Students living in these halls are usually rising senior and rising junior students.
  • A kitchen is located on each floor. (Room Dimensions)
  • Groups of 4 are permitted to sign up for Marquette Hall.
  • All students who secure a room in the suites will pay the Level I room rate.
  • ALL suites are clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities Included.
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Cleaning: Bi-weekly Bathrooms.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot.
  • There are a total of fourteen (14) four-person suites.
  • ALL suites house four (4) students. There are two (2) single rooms, one (1) double room, a living room, and bathroom.
  • Students may only sign up as a group of four in the suites.

Weimer House is located at 144 College Avenue next door to the Campus Safety Office and houses 6 students.

Weimer House is able to be a co-ed house as well as a single-sex house.

  • A group of six is the only acceptable means through which to sign up for these houses.
  • All students who secure these facilities will pay a Level I room rate.
  • EACH facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • ALL Utilities included, facilities are non-air-conditioned. Students MAY NOT bring or install their own air-conditioning unit(s).
  • Semi-Furnished: Wireless Internet, Bunkable Beds, Dressers, Desk and Chair, Sofa and Chair (CA 44 Only), Kitchen Table and Chairs, Coin-less Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator.
  • Meal Plan: Student must select a meal plan.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot
  • This house has (3) 2-person bedrooms.

Level 1 Room Rates for 2023–24

Level 1 Per Semester $4,115
Level 1 Per Year $8,230
Interest-Driven Housing

Along with traditional residence life options, LVC also offers special interest communities where students live together in on-campus houses. These communities enable students interested in a particular topic or cause to live and work together in a communal setting and create programming that benefits the campus under the guidance of the Office of Residential Life.

Previous communities have included the Women’s Services and Gender Resource Center, sustainability, mental health awareness, a STEM house for first-year residents, Community Response for Everyone’s Wellbeing, diversity, and wellness.

Room rates for interest-driven housing vary and could fall under traditional or Level 1 costs.

First-year Student Communities

Most first-year students will be assigned to reserved first-year student residence halls. These first-year student communities have been developed to help new students adjust to their new academic environment and encourage their participation in activities, as well as develop bonds of friendship.

Graduate Housing

Limited graduate housing is available for students on a space-available basis. Priority is given to students enrolled in a full-time, in-person graduate program whose permanent residency is greater than 30 miles from Lebanon Valley College. Graduate students interested in living on campus should contact res-life@lvc.edu  or 717-867-6230 for more information on how to apply for housing.

Reber House (38 College Avenue) is located across the street from the Admission and Financial Aid Office and houses 20 students in apartment style living.

  • All students who secure an apartment will pay the Level 1 housing rate for the 2023–24 academic year. The Level 1 housing rate is $8,230–$9,162 for the entire academic year ($4,115 per semester for double occupancy or $4,581 per semester for single occupancy).
  • Each facility is clean air. There can be no burning of any substance (candles, incense, cigarettes, tobacco, etc.) in these facilities.
  • All utilities are included; facility is air-conditioned.
  • Semi-furnished: wireless internet, beds, dressers, desks and chairs, kitchen table and chairs, coin-less washer/dryer, stove/refrigerator.
  • Each unit includes a full kitchen. Students are not required to purchase a meal plan.
  • Parking: North (Red) Parking Lot
  • Available Apartments: (4) five-person apartments (each with one single room and two double rooms)

Graduate Room Rates for 2023–24

Double Occupancy Single Occupancy
Summer 2023 Weekly Rate $157
Per Semester Rate $4,115 $4,581
Summer 2024 Weekly Rate $160