Texas A&M University Residence Life
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Texas A&M University Residence Life

Harrell Hall (Dorm 8)

Harrell Hall is a Corps-style residence hall located on the Southside of campus and offers double-occupancy rooms with community bathrooms, assigned as coed by room. The hall is named in honor of William Harrell, who attended Texas A&M University from 1939 to 1941 before leaving to serve in World War II. Harrell was later awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, recognizing his extraordinary bravery and service.

Exterior view of Harrell Hall's side and front.

General Information

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Hall Namesake

Harrell Hall is named after William G. Harrell, who attended Texas A&M from 1939 to 1941. It was constructed in 1939. Mr. Harrell left the university to serve in World War II and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroic service in World War II.

Hall Information

Exterior view of Harrell Hall's side and front.