Picture this A grand piano sits in Harris Hall’s historic sitting room. Sunlight streams through tall windows illuminating the polished wood. This isn’t just any residence hall. This is Harris Hall at Emory University a beautiful building on Clifton Road.
Harris Hall is more than just a place to sleep. It’s a hub of activity. It’s near the Goizueta Business School the Woodruff Library and Emory University Hospital. Students studying late at night can easily get a snack from the community kitchen with its vending machines. Convenient isn’t it?
Renovations transformed Harris Hall. Several rooms became inviting lounge spaces. New lighting new furniture and new carpets modernized the interior. The hall now boasts study lounges on each floor a TV lounge and that stunning parlor with the grand piano. Even the bathrooms received an upgrade. Community bathrooms are standard but the fifth floor features shared bathrooms in suites.
Imagine relaxing on the comfortable furniture after a long day of classes. Students enjoy the convenience of a wardrobe a medium-sized loft bed a dresser side table desk and chair. Even the fifth floor has a junior-sized loft bed to fit the smaller space.
But Harris Hall has a secret. Its original construction predates the renovations. This architectural jewel reflects Emory’s rich history. It’s a beautiful blend of old and new.
Today Harris Hall is a vibrant residence hall. Students thrive in this environment. It’s a place where they study relax and connect with others. This makes Harris Hall a special place at Emory. The hall’s legacy of beauty and community continues to flourish.