Mayo Hall

In fall 2009, Mayo Hall opened its doors after a 15-month renovation. The renovation included important upgrades and the preservation of Mayo's historic architecture and sacred grounds. Built in 1931, Mayo is MSU's oldest residence hall. Mayo Hall is the oldest residence hall on campus, being built in 1931. Originally called “Sylvan Lodge” it was in a small park, the remains of which can be seen in a group of trees east of the building. The name was deemed inappropriate and the hall was renamed for Mary Mayo, who started women’s courses at MSU. 

Features:

• Community-style bathrooms
• Single and double rooms
• Barrier-free housing
• Air conditioning in public areas
• Quiet floors available
• West Circle Business Office
• Loftable furniture; lofts are not permitted in Mayo

Contact Information:
Mayo Service Center, 517-355-2481
Assistant Director of Residence Education, North Neighborhood: Antonio Pee, 517-884-1756, peeanton@rhs.msu.edu
Facilities Manager: Mike Hicks, 517-355-4542, hicksmi@msu.edu

Mayo student groups wishing to reserve meeting space, e-mail WCBookings@rhs.msu.edu
Other groups wishing to reserve meeting space, e-mail OHBookings@rhs.msu.edu