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Polo Residence Hall
This spacious and reversed “L” shaped dormitory opened in 1998 and is named because of its close proximity to Polo Road. Polo Road, originally called “Oak Crest Drive,” is so named because it goes past what was once the site of the polo field of the Reynolds family. The living style of this dorm could be described as a hall-style townhouse setting. Four students share a two-floor living space. On one floor are the bedrooms and on the other floor is a living space and kitchen area. The townhouses also come with two bathrooms making it very easy to get ready for classes in the morning. This unique style of living promotes close relationships with fellow students. Polo Hall is a co-ed living facility situated next to Spry Stadium which means that attending soccer games has never been easier! Student off-campus parking is just a hop across Polo Road making it easy to access your vehicle for those midnight Cookout runs. Polo Hall features a two-story rotunda for an entrance hall and is a coveted place to live by many upperclassmen.