Swallow Robin Hall

Swallow Robin Hall houses 70 female students, making it the smallest hall on campus. Nicknamed "Robin," the building includes three corridor-style floors with community bathrooms, and a lobby and a kitchen can be found on the first floor.

Robin's size accentuates the close-knit community of women who live there—women who have cultivated a diverse and fun-loving culture. The three floors allow residents to connect in smaller groups, and as a hall, they come together to turn the building into a home. Robin women get involved by participating in pick-a-dates and on-campus events together, further connecting with one another through regular floor dinners and enjoying an active Bro-Sis community. Robin residents come together each year to put on Swalloween (a wholesome and hilarious Halloween Open House—and the residence hall’s longest enduring tradition) and to celebrate Bird Week (a week-long celebration of Swallow Robin with bird-themed events).

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Life in Swallow Robin Hall

Swallow Robin Hall offers a cozy, family-like place to live on Taylor's campus. Check out what life is like for the women who call Robin home.

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Residence Life Contacts

Annabele Spiker

Swallow Robin Hall Director