Mary Irwin Belk Hall

Belk Hall is our three-floor, first-year women’s hall. It is a suite-style dorm with two double rooms sharing a single bathroom. It is located across from the Greenville Dining Hall and near the athletic facilities. The East Plaza green space is directly in front of the building with a parking lot for residents located behind the building.

Belk Hall was built in 1975 and named in honor of Mary Irwin Belk. Ms. Belk was the wife of William Henry Belk, the founder of Belk department stores. In the main lobby is where her elegant portrait resides.

At a Glance

  • Housing for first-year female students
  • Suite-style rooms (two double rooms with a shared bathroom)
  • Large lobby on the first floor
  • Small study rooms with full fridges on the second and third floors
  • Laundry in the basement and on the second and third floors
  • One Resident Assistant located on each floor
  • Two quad suite-style rooms available (two suite-style spaces connected with a large closet)

See Rooms

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Room & Furniture Dimensions

Room and space

Room (L x W): 12.5ft  x  14.8ft
Closet (LxWxH): 6.5ft x 2ft  x 6.8ft

Furniture
  • Two twin XL beds, heights adjustable
  • Two closets
  • Two desks with chairs

Amenities

Connectivity

Wi-Fi: Yes
Cable Connection: No
Internet Connection: Yes

Safety and Access

Floors: 3
Elevator: No
Keycard Access: Yes

Facilities

Laundry Rooms: Located in the basement and on the halls of second and third floor
Bathrooms: Located in the suite

Common Area

Lounge: First floor
Small Study Areas: Second and third floors