Eichenberger Hall, opened in August of 2017, is a small one-floor co-ed residence hall for Engineering, Pre-Health, and Computer Science students. It was named after Dr. Rudolph “Rudy” Eichenberger, a longtime physics professor at the university. The hall offers large bedrooms and hybrid-style bathrooms. The amenities include a classroom, a TV room, a common-use kitchenette, Wi-Fi, Laundry, a common area, AC, and a Computer Lab. The students who live here must be accepted and participate in either Tomorrow’s Engineers or Life Support living-learning communities. This is the smallest hall on campus; therefore, space is limited, and rooms will fill quickly. A waitlist is available after Room Selection opens each year.