Residence Halls

Shenandoah University has seven residence halls on campus, each unique with its own style and activities

Racey Hall - built in 1960 The hall is named in honor of Dr. Forrest Racey.

Parker Hall - built in 1973 it is named in honor of Dr. Robert P. Parker.

Funk/Gore - Funkhouser Hall built in 1964 is named in the honor of Elmer N. Funkhouser.

University Inn - Acquired in 1992 and composed of double occupancy suite rooms.

Edwards Residentail Village - named in honor H. Robert Edwards, was built in 1965.

Romine Learning Center - built in1986 named in the honor of George L. Romine.