Toler Residence Hall

• 550 residents
• First-Year Students, Living Learning and Theme Communities

• Co-ed floors, single-sex by room
• Gender inclusive (first and second floor)
• Doubles available
• Seven floors

• Esther Madriz Scholars
• Erasmus
• Saint Ignatius Institute

• Muscat Scholars Program
• Gender Inclusive Housing

• Six student lounges
• Kitchen with refrigerator, stovetop, oven, and microwave
• Laundry room (laundry services are free to residents)

• Cable TV connector in each room
• Flat screen TVs in lounges
• Ping pong table 

• WiFi throughout building

• Customer service and security desk located in each building
• Key card required to access residential floors
• Key card and code required to access rooms

• Fulton St., near Clayton St.
• Adjoined to McLaren Conference Center and Malloy Hall
• Adjacent to University Center and Memorial Gym
• Closest dining facility: The Market Cafe

Built in 1955, Toler Hall is the university's first student residence hall. The convenient location as well as recent renovations make this residence hall popular among students. In addition to offering student housing, the original design also included a student dining room, which was later converted into conference rooms now known as the McLaren Center. Toler Hall has also been home to University Ministry and the USF bookstore, which was relocated to University Center in 2011.