Landon Hall
Landon Hall was renovated in 2014 and is known by Spartans for its historic architectural design. The hall offers a music living-learning option. It is also home to the Heritage Commons dining hall, a favorite among students for its unique menu and variety of options.
Fun fact: Landon Hall is named after Linda Landon, the first female instructor at MSU. It is also touted as the first post-World War II hall built on campus.
Floor Plans
- Double Room
Floor plan dimensions are approximate — room size and furniture dimensions can vary from room to room.
Virtual Tour
Building style: Collegiate Gothic
Neighborhood: North
Year built: 1947
Number of Floors: 3
Service Center: 517-355-8713
Engagement Center: MSU Union
Address: 632 W. Circle Drive
East Lansing, MI 48825
Building Features
- Community-style bathrooms
- Single- and double-style furnished rooms
- Fully furnished
- In-room Wi-Fi
- Cable TV
- Co-ed floors
- Barrier-free housing
- Bike storage
- Music practice room
- TV lounge
- Heritage Commons at Landon
Landon Hall Location
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Explore other halls in North Neighborhood.
Abbot Hall | Campbell Hall | Gilchrist Hall | Landon Hall | Mason Hall | Mayo Hall | Phillips Hall | Snyder Hall | Williams Hall | Yakeley Hall
Landon Service Center
517-355-8713
Community Director
Billy Morrissey
morr1008@msu.edu
Assistant Director of Residence Education
Allysa Johnson
john7933@msu.edu
Facilities Manager
Mike Gardner
517-355-4542
gardne92@msu.edu
Neighborhood Administrative Coordinator
Kendra Adams
skinne30@msu.edu
