Named after former dean of the college of history and social science, George Trout, this hall was completed in 1955 and is structurally identical to its neighboring residence halls, Tanner and Bowen. It underwent a complete renovation in the summer of 2010. Located on the north side of campus, Trout Hall is just steps away from the university's Axe Library, the Axe Grind coffee shop, featuring Starbucks Coffee, and Carnie Smith Stadium.
• 102 residents
• Co-ed by floor
• Central lobby, study lounge, kitchen area, and recreation room
• Located in north-campus complex
• Free laundry facilities available
There's so much more to college than the classroom. At Pittsburg State you'll have the opportunity for leadership and personal growth through involvement in one of the 150+ student organizations, experiencing incredible programs from visiting lecturers and enjoying our championship caliber athletics. You'll find a campus designed to support your academic and co-curricular goals. When you live on campus, you’re directly connected to all of the excitement and opportunities that our Pittsburg State has to offer.
You’ll meet students from around the world who share your passion for academics, and you’ll have the opportunity to become part of our supportive residential hall community. Live in the heart of the excitement, capture the full collegiate experience ... live on campus.
Catch up on homework, watch TV, or just relax with friends (picture shows Crimson Commons living area).
The lobby area of each hall provides students with a relaxed atmosphere and features amenities such as vending machines, relaxation areas, big screen televisions, and small kitchenette areas offered in most halls.
Students have many options when it comes to room design, layout and style. It's easy to make yours feel like home.
Recreation areas for healthy lifestyle
Students can even do their own laundry without ever leaving campus, as each residence hall features its own laundry facility.