Pauley-Rorem Hall (1963 & 1966)
Pauley-Rorem Hall is home to approximately 150 students. Most are in their first year living on campus, including our all-gender, transfer specific floor. The residents take advantage of the sand volleyball pit behind the building, the close proximity to the Small Multi-Sport Center and the numerous opportunities for involvement including the Mount Vernon Community Halloween Party and Summer Slam.
Pauley-Rorem Hall was part of a major renovation of several of our residence halls completed for the 2015-2016 academic year. This renovation included updates to the sleeping rooms, bathrooms, lounge spaces, and kitchen.
Building details
Building characteristics
- A pool table and table tennis table
- A room with individual study space
- Two group study / conference rooms
- Video gaming and movie spots with televisions
- Air conditioned
Jojo and Ana show us around Pauley-Rorem Hall and share what it's like to live there. Check it out!
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Pauley-Rorem interior room view
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Pauley-Rorem interior room view
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Pauley-Rorem interior room view
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Pauley-Rorem interior room view
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Pauley-Rorem kitchen view
Location and mailing address
All mail should be addressed to the mailing address below rather than to the building's street address (learn more about mail and addresses).
- Mailing address: 810 Commons Circle SW
- Street address: MacGregor Lane (specific number pending)
- Find Pauley-Rorem Hall on the campus maps
Contact us
- Location of professional staff office: Pauley-Rorem Hall lobby
- Location of RA office: Pauley-Rorem Hall lobby
- Contact information for professional staff
Pauley History
Pauley Hall, named for Clarence O. Pauley, Class of 1901 and member of the Board of Trustees from 1944 to 1964, and his wife, Maude Strobel Pauley, Class of 1903, was until September 1971 a men's residence. Then an exchange was effected between Tarr Hall and Pauley in order to bring women to the western end of the campus and men to the center of the Hilltop. In the fall of 1976, Pauley became the Women's Academic Residence. From 1984 to 1989, it was home to the coeducational Pauley Academic Program, and from then to 1996 a coeducational residence hall before becoming an all female hall again.
Rorem History
Rorem Hall, named in honor of Gaylord C. Rorem, Class of 1911, and his wife, Alma Bergfeld Rorem, Class of 1910, was originally a men's dormitory. From 1977 to 1984, it was the Men's Academic Residence. In 1984, Rorem became a coeducational residence hall and in 1996 returned to its original status as a men's hall.