Ridgeway Gamma

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The Ridgeway is set up on a hill overlooking central campus. This puts it only a few minutes from most classrooms. The residents of the Ridge are very close to the Ridgeway Commons dining hall and just a few minutes walk from the Wade King Rec Center.

Ridgeway Residences:
Alpha
Beta
Delta
Gamma
Highland
Kappa
Omega
Sigma

Gamma is a non-traditional style hall, housing most residents in four room suites with double rooms that share a bathroom. Each room has its own exterior door. Gamma's four-room suite design creates a tight-knit community for suitemates.

The four room suite style has traditionally been a favorite among sophomores and upper-class residents returning to the residence halls. Gamma's environment lends itself to the easy development of tight friendships among suitemates.

A lounge with a big screen TV and piano is located in Gamma. A small lounge and kitchenette are available on most floors as well. A sauna is available for residents of Beta and Gamma. Covered and locked bike storage is available.

Typical Student Rooms

Double Rooms, Suite Style

Furnishings:
Box beds, built-in desks, and closets in changing area

Dimensions:
Suites are approximately 1038 square feet. The average double room is approximately 183 square feet.

Flooring:
Vinyl tile

Lighting:
General room lights along with a standing lamp are provided in student rooms. Some individual units have bed lamps and desk lamps. Most students choose to bring additional lights for their rooms.

Lounges

• Main Lounge/TV Lounge
• Floor Lounge

A lounge with a big screen TV and piano is located in Beta. A small lounge and kitchenette are available on most floors as well. A sauna is available for residents of Beta and Gamma.

Beta-Gamma Community Activities

The Beta-Gamma buildings have a unique mountain chalet styled construction, along the ridge and among the trees.

The suite style of the halls lends itself easily to the development of tight friendships among suitemates and stack mates.

Beta-Gamma residents are encouraged to become active members of their residence hall, campus, and local communities. The staff works to provide opportunities for service learning, leadership development, and continued learning opportunities on issues of interest to an upper-class population (ex. scholarships, resume writing, internships, Peace Corp, women's issues, politics, and faculty interaction to name a few).

Building Floor Plans

• Gamma First Floor (.png image)
• Gamma Second Floor (.png image)
• Gamma Third Floor (.png image)
• Gamma Fourth Floor (.png image