Pierce House

Pierce House entrance

Part of the North Residential Village, Pierce House is a quad style residence hall in the first year Cedar residential community. It houses approximately 100 students in mostly double rooms. Pierce House was named after the second president of Western Reserve College, George Edmond Pierce (1794-1871). In 1816, after graduation from Yale, Pierce became principal of the Academy at Fairfield, Connecticut.  In 1834 he was elected to the presidency of Western Reserve College. He was instrumental in the founding of the Medical School in 1843.

Floor Plans

Room & Furniture Details

Average Room Sizes:

  • Double Room:  10'2" x 16'1"
  • Single Room:   9'7" x 9'11"

The room image below is meant as an example and shows different furniture than is in the room. 

 

Building Features

  • Card Access Building Doors
  • Full Kitchen on First Floor
  • Laundry Facilities on First Floor
  • First Floor Lounge with Television
  • Bike room on first floor
  • Piano and Game table on first floor
  • Common lounges on 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors
  • CaseGuest/CaseWireless WiFi Networks throughout building 

Please note, this building does not have air conditioning.