Is Concourse Hall air-conditioned?

Auburn does not itemize air conditioning on the Concourse Hall page. Property Management lists heat and air conditioning among the maintenance it provides in each residence hall, and rates include utilities, so it very likely has climate control — but the Hill/Quad-specific AC language elsewhere on the site does not name Concourse, so confirm with Residence Life before move-in.

How many people share a bathroom in Concourse Hall?

Four. Each suite is two double-occupancy bedrooms connected by one shared bathroom. Auburn describes it only as "spacious" — the sink count and layout are not published.

Can I loft my bed in Concourse Hall?

Concourse beds are described as extra-long adjustable twin beds, but Auburn does not publish the adjustable range or a riser spec for Concourse the way it does for the Hill and Quad (12"-32", 5"-8" risers). Campus-wide, lofts are allowed only if leased from a University Housing-approved vendor — any other loft is prohibited. Confirm the specifics with Residence Life.

Is laundry free in Concourse Hall?

Yes. Auburn states laundry is free to all residents, and Concourse Hall has laundry facilities on each floor. You'll still need to bring your own detergent.

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Concourse Hall Dorm Checklist 2026

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Suite of two double-occupancy bedrooms sharing one bathroom (4 residents per suite)

Verified Aug 18, 2026 · studentaffairs.auburn.edu

Concourse Hall opens Fall 2026 with 371 beds, co-ed, listed as First Year Students. Rate is $7,500 per semester for double occupancy — the highest of Auburn's traditional first-year halls. Air conditioning is not itemized on the hall's page; Property Management does list heat and air conditioning as maintenance it provides in each residence hall, but the Hill/Quad-specific AC language in community standards does not name Concourse.

Bed SizeTwin XL, adjustable frame
Under-BedAdjustable, range not published
ACPartial
On-Campus~70% of freshmen (not required, not guaranteed)

✓ In the room

Extra-long adjustable twin beddesk and chairtwo stackable dressers per residentshared suite bathroomwashers and dryers on every floorcommunity areas

✗ Not provided

Bedding/linensmini fridgemicrowavecleaning suppliestrash can

⊘ Prohibited

Halogen lampsspace heaterspersonal AC unitsceiling fansmicrowaves over 700 wattsrefrigerators over 4.3 cubic feetcandles with burnt wickslofts not leased from an approved vendorextension cords (surge protectors with on/off switch only)

Air conditioning is not itemized for this brand-new hall on Auburn's site — treat as likely present (Property Management services heat and AC in each residence hall, and rates include utilities) but confirm with Residence Life before move-in.
Concourse move-in check-in is at the entrance of West Thach Avenue, and move-in parking is the Stadium or College Street Parking Deck — not at the building.

Living in Concourse Hall: what to know before you pack

The room

Every Concourse Hall room sits inside a suite of two double-occupancy bedrooms connected by a shared bathroom, so four residents share one bath rather than a whole floor. Each resident gets an extra-long adjustable twin bed, a desk and chair, and two stackable dressers — all new for the hall's Fall 2026 opening. Auburn describes the shared bathroom only as "spacious"; the number of sinks and whether the toilet is in a separate compartment are not published, so don't plan around a specific fixture count. Unlike the Hill and the Quad, Concourse's page does not publish room dimensions, window sizes, or the bed frame's adjustable height range. Washers and dryers sit on every floor, and laundry is free to all residents.

Day to day

Concourse Hall is Auburn's newest residence hall, a four-story building at the west end of the Upper Quad along the Haley Concourse, right in the heart of campus. It houses approximately 370 undergraduates — 371 beds in the housing table — and its 2026-27 student population is listed as First Year Students, co-ed, so every hallway is full of classmates starting the same transition. Community areas are built in for studying and hanging out, and the central location keeps academic buildings and dining within an easy walk. At $7,500 per semester for a double, it is the priciest of Auburn's traditional first-year halls, well above the Hill ($3,600) and the standard Quad ($4,600). Because this is the building's first year of operation, expect staff and residents to be working out day-to-day kinks together.

Move-in day

Concourse Hall's first move-in falls in Auburn's Regular Move-In window, August 11-13, 2026. Concourse residents check in at the entrance of West Thach Avenue, then unload at the marked zone; after unloading, vehicles go to the Stadium Parking Deck or College Street Parking Deck. Because move-in is spread over three weeks, Auburn provides no volunteers and no move-in equipment — bring your own wagon or dolly, and expect to carry your own belongings up. Families are limited to two vehicles in the unloading zone, and box trucks and trailers are not allowed. Bring tarps in case of rain, arrive within your registered time slot (registration opens June 1, closes July 17), and coordinate with your suitemates ahead of time on shared items like a mini fridge or microwave, since Concourse rooms don't come with either.

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Concourse Hall FAQ

Is Concourse Hall air-conditioned?: Auburn does not itemize air conditioning on the Concourse Hall page. Property Management lists heat and air conditioning among the maintenance it provides in each residence hall, and rates include utilities, so it very likely has climate control — but the Hill/Quad-specific AC language elsewhere on the site does not name Concourse, so confirm with Residence Life before move-in.
How many people share a bathroom in Concourse Hall?: Four. Each suite is two double-occupancy bedrooms connected by one shared bathroom. Auburn describes it only as "spacious" — the sink count and layout are not published.
Can I loft my bed in Concourse Hall?: Concourse beds are described as extra-long adjustable twin beds, but Auburn does not publish the adjustable range or a riser spec for Concourse the way it does for the Hill and Quad (12"-32", 5"-8" risers). Campus-wide, lofts are allowed only if leased from a University Housing-approved vendor — any other loft is prohibited. Confirm the specifics with Residence Life.
Is laundry free in Concourse Hall?: Yes. Auburn states laundry is free to all residents, and Concourse Hall has laundry facilities on each floor. You'll still need to bring your own detergent.
Is Concourse Hall a good hall to live in?: That depends on what you're optimizing for, but here's what's verified: Concourse Hall has Twin XL, adjustable frame beds with Adjustable, range not published of under-bed storage, and is only partially air conditioned. Auburn University provides Extra-long adjustable twin bed, desk and chair, two stackable dressers per resident, shared suite bathroom, washers and dryers on every floor, community areas in every room. Compare those specifics against your priorities — or see how Concourse Hall stacks up against Auburn University's other halls above.

Thinking About Living in Concourse Hall Next Year?

If you're choosing housing for next year rather than packing for move-in, here's what's already verified about Concourse Hall: it has Twin XL, adjustable frame beds with Adjustable, range not published of under-bed clearance, and AC is only partial in this building — some rooms have it, some don't. On top of that, the room comes with Extra-long adjustable twin bed, desk and chair, two stackable dressers per resident, shared suite bathroom, washers and dryers on every floor, community areas; you'll need to bring Bedding/linens, mini fridge, microwave, cleaning supplies, trash can yourself; Halogen lamps, space heaters, personal AC units, ceiling fans, microwaves over 700 watts, refrigerators over 4.3 cubic feet, candles with burnt wicks, lofts not leased from an approved vendor, extension cords (surge protectors with on/off switch only) isn't allowed. The full day-to-day breakdown above covers the room, the building, and move-in day in more depth.

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