Anne Arundel Hall | Residential Facilities | Division of Student Affairs

Anne Arundel Hall, a traditional-style dormitory building at the University of Maryland, featuring a brick facade, large windows, and a central entrance with a decorative archway.

Year Constructed
1937 (1992 renovated)

Location
North Hill Community

Building Type
Traditional

Room Type
Singles, doubles, triples

Bathroom Type
Community bathrooms
Community restroom
Single, all-gender bathrooms
Single, all-gender restrooms

Air Conditioning (AC)
Elevator
Kitchen

Vending Machines
Wi-Fi

Our residence hall room dimensions and layouts vary — some include single beds, bunk beds, or a combination of both.

Furniture Drawing & Measurements

Single Bed:
- Bed Frame: 81 inches (length) × 40 inches (width) × 38 inches (height - headboard)
  - Footboard: 23 inches (height)
- Under-bed clearance: 11 inches (height)
- Twin mattress: 36 inches (width) × 75 inches (length)
Adjustable Bunk Bed:
- Bed Frame: 81 inches (length) × 40 inches (width) × 61 inches (height)
  - Bottom bunk frame: 49 inches (height)
  - Top bunk frame: 12 inches (height)
- Under-bed clearance: 11 inches (height)
- Twin mattresses (2): 36 inches (width) × 75 inches (length) each

Desk with 1 shelf hutch 42 inches (Width) x 26 inches (Depth) x 30 inches (Height)
Desk Chair
Dresser 5 drawer 28 inches (Width) x 20 inches (Depth) x 47 inches (Height)
Mirror
Carpet
Closet
Window Blinds
Kitchen (Apartments Only)

Lounge and study space on each residence hall floor
A community lounge space in the Anne Arundel Hall cupola
Air conditioning available year round
Wired and wireless internet access in each room. Residence hall rooms include data jacks and cable connections
Baby grand piano in the ground floor lounge
A student library on the first floor

Video projector and sound system in study rooms, as well as the ground floor lounge
A 24-hour study lounge on the ground level
24-hour access to the kitchen
Exterior barbecue grill
Microwaves on every floor

Building Info

Category	Specifications
Square Feet	21,594 (NASF), 36,651 (GSF)
University Building #	60
# of Floors	3
Building/Space Gender	Mixed

Building History

Anne Arundel Hall is a three-story, coed, traditional style building that accommodates approximately 101 residents. All living quarters are singles, doubles, and triples. Most academic buildings and libraries are less than a 5-minute walk away.

Residents living in Anne Arundel Hall have access to a quiet study lounge, a kitchen open to students in the Honors program, baby grand piano, video projector and sound system all located in the multipurpose room which is used for Honors Lecture Series, informal TV, and other programs. Additionally, each room is complete with data jacks for private telephone and computer use. Some rooms are equipped and accessible for persons with disabilities.

Anne Calvert, Baroness Baltimore (née Hon. Anne Arundell) was an English noblewoman, the daughter of Thomas Arundell, 1st Baron Arundell of Wardour and wife of Lord Baltimore, who founded the Province of Maryland in 1632

Building Occupants

Living-Learning Programs

Honors Humanities Students
Honors College Central Office
Honors Humanities Faculty & Staff Offices

Students

Building Services

Housekeeping Service Hours:

Weekdays: Services run from Monday to Friday, starting at 7:30 a.m. and ending by mid-afternoon. We minimize disruption to residents' routines.
Weekends: Reduced service with restrooms and lounges cleaned once on Saturdays. No regular services on Sundays, which is a day off for our staff.
Emergency Services: Our team remains on call at all times. Available 24/7 through our Service Center at 301-314-9675.

Trash Removal

Residents are required to take their trash to the dumpsters outside their buildings. Housekeeping handles trash and recycling removal from lobbies, lounges, laundry rooms, and common bathrooms twice a day, ensuring clean and welcoming common areas.

HVAC System

Air Conditioned Building with Seasonal Transitioning

Anne Arundel Hall operates on a seasonal heating and cooling schedule, with transitions typically occurring in April and October. Depending on the season, heated or chilled water circulates through the pipes to regulate room temperature. Each unit is equipped with a fan coil unit for air circulation, and Residential Facilities maintenance staff monitor supply temperatures daily to ensure comfort.

Floor Plans

View the floor plan of Anne Arundel Hall

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