Rockefeller Hall
Dorm History
Rockefeller Hall, a gift from John D. Rockefeller, was the last residence hall designed by Cope and Stewardson. Completed in 1904, "Rock" is Bryn Mawr's largest residence. Rockefeller is most easily identified by its castle-like towers and arch, much like Pembroke Hall. Common to Bryn Mawr's earliest buildings, many Rockefeller rooms contain the original fireplaces and window seats. One of Rock's most popular and unique features is the leaded glass in the doors of its bedroom spaces. Since students are permitted to decorate the glass (with water-based paint), the hallways become virtual art galleries.
Address: 200 N. Merion Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010-2899
MEET YOUR DLT
The Dorm Leadership Team (DLT) consists of hall advisors, customs people, dorm presidents, community diversity assistants, and other representatives who can help make Bryn Mawr feel like home.
The Details
Common to Bryn Mawr's earliest buildings, many Rockefeller rooms contain the original fireplaces and window seats. One of Rock's most popular and unique features is the leaded glass in the doors of its bedroom spaces.
Amenities
All dorm rooms are equipped with a desk, a chair, a bed, drawers, a wardrobe or closet, and a bookshelf. Rooms are outfitted with screens or blinds on the windows. A refrigerator and microwave are available for student use in the tea pantry. Students can enjoy WiFi, laundry, bike racks, and a TV in at least one common room.
Floor Plans
First floor
Second floor
Third floor
Contact us
Residential Life & Student Engagement
You can find us on campus on the second floor of the Campus Center!
Residential Life
610-526-7331
reslife@brynmawr.edu
Student Engagement
610-526-7871
studentengagement@brynmawr.edu