Residence Halls

With the exception of some program, theme and division housing spaces, all campus housing is gender-inclusive.

Apartments, Houses, Suites

Most apartments, houses and suites are considered gender inclusive housing: Acland Apartments, Bexley Hall, Caples Hall, Market Apartments, Morgan Apartments, New Apartments, North Campus Apartments, Snowden Multicultural Center, Taft Cottages, Thomas Hall, Unity House, Village Apartments and Winkler Hall.

Exceptions include the Crozier Center for Women and Thomas House for Muslim women-identifying students.

Students who wish to request room changes for any reason should contact the Office of Residential Life

Single-Occupancy Restrooms

Locations of all single-occupancy restrooms and bathrooms in the residence halls are listed below. Please note, projects to update student restroom signs in our residence halls and updates to single-occupancy restrooms in Bushnell and Manning are currently in progress. 

Bushnell Hall (8 total): All bathrooms in Bushnell Hall will be designated single-occupancy. 

Caples Hall (3 total): First floor lounge area has a single-occupancy restroom with a toilet and sink and the third floor has two single-occupancy bathrooms featuring a toilet, sink and shower.

Hanna Hall (2 total): Ground floor has a single-occupancy restroom with a toilet and sink, and the third floor has a single-occupancy bathroom with a toilet, sink, and shower which is located between the third floor lounges.

Manning Hall (8 total): Most bathrooms in Manning will be designated single-occupancy with the exception of one multi-user bathroom designated for female use near room 116. 

Mather Hall (1 total):The second floor lounge area has a single-occupancy restroom with a toilet and sink.

McBride Hall (2 total): Two single-occupancy bathrooms with a toilet, sink and shower are located on the first floor and the second floor lounge area has a single-occupancy restroom with a toilet and sink. 

Old Kenyon (1 total): The fourth floor has one single-occupancy bathroom with 1 toilet, 1 urinal, 1 sink, 1 shower.

Philosophy

It is important that housing practices evolve to meet the needs of students and create an inclusive, welcoming environment. Gender inclusive housing has been available since the 2012-13 academic year. According to Campus Pride, Kenyon is one of 265 schools nationwide, and one of 15 Ohio schools, that provide gender inclusive housing options for students.