Forbes Hall is located in the Forbes Pavilion was built in 1964 and acquired by the University in 1977. Forbes Hall specifically refers to the residence hall component of the building, which houses mostly first-year students, but it sometimes interchangeably used with the name Forbes Pavilion, which refers to the entire six-story structure.

The Department of Parking, Transportation, and Services is located on the lowest level of Forbes Pavilion, and a student mail center is located in the lobby of Forbes Hall.

Like all of the residence halls on campus, recycling bins are located at all buildings for students to participate in sustainable practices and Hydration Stations are in place to help students reduce plastic bottle usage. Many of the stations track the number of plastic bottles averted by opting to fill up at the station.

A fitness center on the second floor provides students the opportunity to work on their physical wellness while staying close to where they live.

The Engineering Living Learning Community extends learning from the classroom to the residence hall where students participate in structured programs built around academics, common interests, and shared goals.

Panther Walking Route - Stop 10

Mindful Movement:

Walk with a focus on your breath. Inhale deeply through your nose, hold for a few steps, then exhale through your mouth.

One-Minute Fitness:

Do a set of 10 high knees on each leg.

Savor the Moment:

Think about someone close to you who you haven’t spoken to in a while.  Take a moment to give this person a call or send them a text message.  Reflect on how reconnecting with this person influenced your mood.