Seaton Hall

Seaton Hall is a traditional-style residence hall for upper-level students seeking a quiet, community-oriented living experience. Known for its central location and classic layout, Seaton is a popular choice for students who appreciate balance of privacy and connection.

About Seaton Hall

• Student Population: Upper-level students (sophomores, juniors, and seniors)
• Building Style: Traditional residence hall with community-style living
• Capacity: Approximately 100 students, including 3 Community Assistants
• Room types: Double Rooms
• Bathrooms: Shared, communal-style bathrooms located on each floor and cleaned regularly by college custodial staff
• Seaton Hall Room Rates
• Meal Plan Requirement: Residential Block Meal Plan Required

Seaton Hall Floor Plan

Amenities

• Furnished double style rooms for each resident
  • XL Twin Bed (38″ x 80″) (can bunk)
  • Three drawer dresser
  • Desk chair and desk with shelf
• Laundry facility, at no additional costs
• Secure keycard access to building and individual rooms
• Wireless internet throughout the building
• Access to community computers and printers 24/7
• Community kitchen including a stove, sink, refrigerator, and microwave
• Various study spaces throughout the building
• On-call professional staff support
• Emergency Telephone: A direct line to Campus Safety is located inside the north main entrance (Cass Street Side)

Note: Residents are responsible for the housekeeping of their individual rooms. Building your own loft is prohibited and all college furniture must remain in the room throughout the entire academic year. 

Community Experience

Seaton Hall is ideal for students who want a more traditional residence hall experience with the benefits of living among fellow upper-level peers. Community Assistants (CAs) support students through engagement opportunities, community development, and personal support. The building is overseen by professional staff from the Office of Community Living, ensuring that students have the resources they need to succeed both academically and personally.

Fun Fact

Seaton Hall at Albion College is named in honor of Dr. John L. Seaton, who served as the college’s president from 1924 to 1945. It was officially opened in 1949 as the first official men’s dormitory on campus, but now houses students of all gender identities.

Physical Address: 1004 E. Cass Street, Albion, MI 49224