Vedder Hall

Vedder Hall is located in the heart of Bucknell’s lower campus, a short walk from the Elaine Langone Center, 7 th Street Café, and Lewisburg’s vibrant downtown. Completed in 1965, Vedder is named in honor of donors Lee N. and Grace Q. Vedder.

Residence Details

  • Coed floors for east and west wings, single-sex options on center half-floors.
  • Rooms vary in shape and size and include single and double rooms. Z-shaped rooms have two 7-by-12-foot spaces arranged in a Z formation, allowing personal space for each occupant.
  • Rooms include a bed, desk, chair, dressers and wardrobes for each resident.
  • Men's and women's restrooms located at either end of north and south halls, gender-neutral bathrooms on the ground floor.
  • Tile floors in rooms and stairways, carpet in hallways.
  • Window screens are not provided by the University.
  • Approximate window dimensions: 56"x33" and 56"x20".

Amenities

  • One elevator on the west wing of the building
  • Lounge and study space with TV and Follow Me printing
  • Community kitchen with vending machines
  • Laundry facilities in basement
  • Air conditioning
  • Volleyball court behind the building
  • Outdoor bike racks

Vedder Hall

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