Myers Hall

DESCRIPTION

Built in 1953, Myers Hall was the home of Charlayne Hunter-Gault, the first African American student to attend UGA beginning in 1961, and the lobby displays a history panel in her honor. Myers Hall was renovated in 2003 and houses male and female students, mostly in traditional-style rooms, and in a limited number of suites. Myers hall features a large lobby, community space with a working piano and conference rooms for student use. All residence halls have secure two-factor building access, WiFi and Ethernet internet access, laundry rooms, study lounges, community kitchens and access to a 24-hour desk.

Myers Hall hosts the Honors Magnet Program.

In recognition of the later start date for spring 2026 classes, University Housing and UGA Dining Services will apply a modest fee reduction to eligible students – those living in residence halls that open later than unusual and those with an all-access meal plan. The fee reduction will appear as a credit on student accounts in December 2025, when spring 2026 fees are posted.

Floors: 4 | Elevator: Yes | Capacity: 410 | Gender: Coed | Mattress: 80" x 36" extra-long twin

Visitation: 24/7

Open For Breaks: No

Bus Stops: CL, NSC, ECS, WCS, AE, BH, HS, MA

Parking Lot: S11

Community Office: Myers Hall
Email
706-542-5217

Front Desk: Myers Hall
706-542-8271

Mailing Address: Myers Mailroom
Myers Hall, Full Name, Room #
1055 S. Lumpkin St.
Athens, GA 30609

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