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

Harrington Hall (Dorm 11)

Harrington 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 Henry Hill Harrington, who served as President of Texas A&M University from 1905 to 1908. Harrington Hall is shared by both Corps of Cadets and Residence Life (non‑Corps) students, creating a unique living environment that brings together different student communities.

corps housing Harell Hall exterior front view

General Information

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Hall Namesake

Harrington Hall is named after Henry Hill Harrington, ’08 and was constructed in 1939. As a student, he was a Ross Volunteer and captain of the football team. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering. Dr. Harrington accepted the position of professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy in 1888 and served as president of Texas A&M from 1905 to 1908.

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