Buchanan: Constructed in the 1960’s, Buchanan today is a mixed-class year residence halls. Buchanan contains rooms in the “S” shape and accommodates two, three, or four students. Buchanan is home to approximate 40 students and also has various lounge spaces, laundry, and kitchen facilities. This building is located on the west side of campus between the HUB and the Kline Center.
Conway: Constructed in the 1960’s, Conway is now a mixed-class year residence hall. Each room is structured in the “S” shape and accommodates two, three, or four students. Conway is home to approximately 40 students and includes a ground floor lounge space, laundry area and kitchen facilities. Conway is located on the corner of High and Cherry Streets.
Kisner-Woodward: This was the first building at Dickinson College designed to be a coed dormitory, and was first occupied by students in April 1969. This student residence was named for Hugh B. Woodward and Helen Kisner Woodward, both members of the class of 1908, whose generous donation made the construction of the building possible.
McKenney: The McKenney Suites are home to about 100 students in 8-person suites. Each suite is made up of four double rooms off a shared common space, with a private bathroom in each suite. The second floor suites have a high ceiling with exposed wooden beams. It is the perfect combination of suite-style living while allowing students to remain in the flow of on-campus activity. The Suites have a shared laundry room and common room on the ground floor. McKenney is located on Dickinson Walk adjacent to the Library.
