Lacy Hall (Dorm 6)

• Professional, on-site maintenance
• 24-hour, on-call staff
• Card-controlled access
• Access to Leadership Learning Centers
• Vending machines
• WiFi throughout hall
• Public hallway phones on each floor
• Free on-site washers & dryers
• Ice machine
• Electricity included
• Fully furnished
• Fully furnished rooms

Room and Hallway Flooring: Vinyl Composite Tile
Furniture Style: Fixed
Bed Style: In Place
Mattress Size: 77″ x 36″
Bed Size: 36″ W x 80″ L

Desk Size (2) (chairs included): 33″ W x 32″ D x 31″ H  –  2 drawers
Hutch Size (2) Above Desks: 33″ W x 14″ D x 49″ H  –  2 shelves
Dresser Size (4): 24″ W x 24″ D x 21″ H  –  2 drawers
Bookshelves (2) Above Beds: 82″ W X 14″ D X 13″ H  –  1 divided shelf
Wardrobe (2): 28″ W x 30″ D x 80″ H  –  2 shelves

Number of Windows & Size: 1 (corner rooms have 2) 46″ x 54″

Room Dimensions: 12′ x 10′ living area – 17′ to door and closet area
Ceiling Height: 8’5″ Sink/Vanity Area (2):
Vanity Counter Space: 47″ W x 25″ D (cabinet space and 4 drawers below)
Vanity Upper Cabinet: 22″ W x 6″ D x 12″ H (closed adjustable shelf)
22″ W x 15″ D x 14″ H (open shelf)
24″ W x 6″ D x 29″ H (medicine cabinet)

Allowed to Paint Room: NO

Hall Features
AC individually controlled; sink in room; vending machine and laundry located on 1st Floor; connected to Plank Living Learning Center.

Per Person/per Semester

Physical Address:
664 Military Mall, College Station, TX 77840

Mailing/Shipping Addresses

Hall Gender: Coed by Room

Building Number: 405
Hall Staff: 1 CHO
Renovated: 2012 - 2013
Building: Corridor

Bathroom: Community
Floors: 4
Rooms: 110
Building Capacity: 220

Lacy Hall is named after Walter G. Lacy, Sr., ’96, from Waco, Texas. It was constructed in 1939. While attending Texas A&M, he was an officer in Ross Volunteers, where he received two ‘best drilled man’ medals and he earned a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. Mr. Lacy was president of Citizen’s National Bank of Waco and served on the Texas A&M Board of Directors from 1923 to 1941, including a term as vice president. During his tenure on the Board he played an integral role in securing A&M’s portion of the Permanent University Fund (PUF).

• H. Grady Ash, Jr ’58 Leadership Learning Center
• Stephen C. Ash ’87 Leadership Learning Center
• Tony Buzbee ’90 Leadership Learning Center
• Susan & Michael J. Plank ’83 Leadership Learning Center