Residence Hall #1 (Previously Jeter)

Residence Hall #1 (Previously Jeter) was fully renovated in 2015 and houses 83 upperlevel students.

On March 26, 2022 the Board of Trustees, following research, voted to remove the names of building on campus that were named for individuals who were enslavers.

Residence Hall #1 was completed in 1913 as one of the first two dormitories on the University’s new campus and was initially referred to as “Dormitory No. 1.” It was named by the Board of Trustees in 1916 in memory of Dr. Jeremiah Bell Jeter (1802-1880) in recognition of his service to the institution. Jeter launched an initiative that led to the formation of Virginia Baptist Seminary, eventually chartered as Richmond College; was a Trustee of Richmond College from its founding until his death; and was President of the Board of Trustees (1868-1872 and 1873- 1880). A Baptist minister, Jeter served as pastor of several churches, including First Baptist Church and Grace Street Church in Richmond; was President of the Baptist Association; and was co-owner and editor of The Religious Herald. Federal Census records affirm that Jeter enslaved persons in Northumberland County, Henrico County, and Richmond, Virginia.

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  • Ground Level

    Gender of rooms subject to change.

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    001 - Room A Single: 17.6 x 13; Room B Double: 16.3 x 9.6 Single/Double Suite
    002 - Room A Single: 7.6 x 12.6 + 14 x 6.6; Room B Single: 13 x 10.9 Single/Single Suite
    003 - Room A Double: 24.3 x 10.3 ; Room B Double: 21.6 x 10.3 Double/Double Suite
    005 - 14.6 x 12 Double Separate
    007 - 11 x 13 Single Separate
    012/014: RA Suite (012 - RA Room; 014 - Double, RA Suite)
    016 - 10.9 x 13 Single Separate
    018 - 7.9 x 13 Single Separate
    020 - 17.9 x 15.3 Double Separate
    022 - 12.3 x 17 Double Separate

  • First Floor

    Gender of rooms subject to change.

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    100 - Two Doubles: Room A: 17.6 x 13; Room B: 16.3 x 10 Double/Double Suite
    103 - Double: 12.9 x 9.9 + 18.9 x 6.3 Separate
    104 - Double: 13.3 x 14.+ 24.3 x 6.8 Separate
    106 - Double: 12 x 14.6 Separate - ADA/Accessible Room
    108 - Single: 10 x 13 Separate - ADA/Accessible Room
    109 - Single: 9.9 x 12.6 Separate
    111 - Single: 9.9 x 12.6 Separate
    112/114 - (112 - RA Room; 114 - Double, RA Suite)
    115 - Single: Separate
    117 - Single: 10 x 12.6 Separate
    118 - Single: 10.9 x 13 Separate
    120 - Single: 7.9 x 13 Separate
    122 - Double: 27.9 x 15.3 Separate
    124 - Three Singles: Room A: 10.6 x 13.6; Room B: 9 x 16.6; Room C: 12.3 x 11.6
    Single/Single/Single Suite

  • Second Floor

    Gender of rooms is subject to change.

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    200 - Single: 13.3 x 10.9 Separate
    202 - Single: 13 x 10 Separate
    203 - Single: 13 x 9.6 Separate
    204 - Room A Double: 10.3 x 24.3; Room B Double: 10.3 x 21.3 Double/Double Suite
    206 - Double: 12 x 14.6 Separate
    208 - Single: 13 x 10.3 Separate
    209 - Double: 18.9 x 12.9 Separate
    211 - Single: 12.9 x 9.9 Separate
    212/214 - (212 - RA Room; 214 - Double, RA Suite)
    215 - Single: 12.9 x 9.9 Separate

    217 - Single: 10 x 12.6 Separate
    218 - Single: 11 x 13 Separate
    220 - Single: 7.9 x 13 Separate
    222 - Double: 12.9 x 17.9 Separate
    224 - Three Singles: Room A: 10.6 x 13.6; Room B: 9 x 16.6; Room C : 12.3 x 11.6
    Single/Single/Single Suite

  • Third and Fourth Floors

    Gender of rooms is subject to change.

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    300 - RA Suite (300A Double - 10.2x21.10; 300B Single - 10.2x16.6
    301 - Double 18.9 x 10.3 Separate
    303 - Single 10.3 x 10.3 Separate
    304 - Single 10 x 10.3 Separate
    306 - Single 10.6 x 10.3 Separate

    401 - Double 6.6 x 15.3 + 7 x 13 Separate
    402 - Double 10.3 x 10.3 + 10.9 x 9.9 Separate