Amenities
Fully furnished rooms
- Furniture (per resident): desk, chair, bed, & dresser
- Wired and wireless internet
- Free on-site washer/dryers
- ADA-compliant rooms available
- Electricity, water, sewer, & recycling/trash service included
Designed for community
- Free laundry
- Movable furniture
- Study rooms and spaces
- Game room
- Classroom
- Community microwaves
Convenient location
- Walk or bike to class
- Nearby parking in Binkley garage or Airline Garage
- Easy access to Umphrey Lee
- Central location on campus provides easy access to academic buildings, Dedman Recreation Center, and Hughes-Trigg Student Center
An academically-oriented environment
- 24-hour study rooms and spaces
- Faculty-in-Residence
- Peer Academic Leaders (PALs), Honors Mentors, and Student Wellness Champions
- Educational programs
Worry-free features
- Professional, on-site maintenance
- 24-hour, on-call staff
- Card-controlled building access
- Security escorts
- Roommate matching available
- Adjacent bicycle racks
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Sample floor plans
Sketches are for illustration only; actual room layouts and furnishings may vary.
Peyton double room
Mary Hay and Shuttles double room
Mary Hay single room
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Building facts
| Community abbreviations |
MHPS |
| Building capacity |
358 (Peyton-97, Mary Hay-110, Shuttles-151) |
| Year built |
Peyton-1950, Mary Hay-1959, Shuttles, 1957 |
| Residential area |
North |
| Physical address |
Peyton 6200 Hillcrest Avenue
Mary Hay 6201 Bishop Boulevard
Shuttles 6210 Hillcrest Avenue
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| Room types |
Singles and doubles |
| Gender |
Co-ed by gender by room |
About our namesakes
Mary Hay Hall is named in honor of Mary Randle Hay*, former 51²è¹Ý Dean of Women. Mary Randle Hay (1864-1953) was the widow of Stephen J. Hay, the mayor of Dallas when 51²è¹Ý was established. Following her husband’s death in 1916, Mary Hay became 51²è¹Ý’s Dean of Women, serving from 1923-1934. Dean Hay’s leadership led to the construction of more housing for women student, and in 1927, under her leadership, all resident women students were able to move into Virginia and Snider Halls.
Peyton Hall is named in memory of George L. Peyton, member of the 51²è¹Ý Board of Trustees. George L. Peyton (1884-1939) was a Methodist minister, director of Wesley Bible Choir, Professor of Religion, and member of the Board of Trustees at 51²è¹Ý from 1934-1939. Following his death, Leila Peyton Hall (1888-1972) finished her husband’s term on the 51²è¹Ý Board of Trustees. In addition to funding the construction of Peyton Hall in her husband’s honor, she also funded the Peyton Lectureship in Preaching. Following her death in 1972, the Leila Peyton Hall Endowment was established in her memory as part of the President’s Scholars Program in 1977.
Robert Hall Shuttles (1878-1955) was a Dallas area businessman, churchman, philanthropist, and former chair of the 51²è¹Ý Board of Trustees.
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Room and furniture dimensions
Mary Hay Hall
Square footage ranges
- Single Rooms: 90-160 sq.ft.
- Double/Single Suites: 185-250 sq.ft.
- Double/Double Suites: 185-250 sq.ft.
Furniture dimensions
- Desk: 30" H x 17" W x 24.5' D
- Dresser: 30" H x 29.5'" W x 24.5' D
- Bed: 80" L x 36" W (XL Length Loftable Twin)
- Window: 45 inches wide (height depends on the floor)
Peyton Hall
Square footage ranges
- Single Rooms: 90-160 sq.ft.
- Double/Single Suites: 185-250 sq.ft.
- Double/Double Suites: 185-250 sq.ft.
Furniture dimensions
- Desk: 30" H x 29" W x 28' D
- Desk Storage Unit: 30”H X 17”W X 24 ½”D
- Dresser: 30”H X 29 ½”W X 24 ½”D
- Bed: 80" L x 36" W (XL Length Loftable Twin)
- Window: 45 inches wide (height depends on the floor)
Shuttles Hall
Square footage ranges
- Single Rooms: 90-160 sq.ft.
- Double/Single Suites: 185-250 sq.ft.
- Double/Double Suites: 185-250 sq.ft.
Furniture dimensions
- Desk: 30" H x 29" W x 28' D
- Desk Storage Unit: 30”H X 17”W X 28”D
- Dresser: 30”H X 29 ½”W X 24 ½”D
- Bed: 80" L x 36" W (XL Length Loftable Twin)
- Window: 45 inches wide (height depends on the floor)
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