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

Utay Hall (Dorm 12)

Utay 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 Joe Utay, who served on the Texas A&M Board of Directors from 1935 to 1941. Utay was also instrumental in the Southwest Officials Administration and was a member of the Cotton Bowl Association, recognizing his contributions to both the university and collegiate athletics.

Exterior side view of Utay corps Dorm

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Hall Namesake

Utay Hall is named after Joe Utay and was constructed in 1939. Mr. Utay served on the Texas A&M Board of Directors from 1935 to 1941. Mr. Utay was also instrumental in Southwest Officials Administration and a member of the Cotton Bowl Association. He was also instrumental in establishing the Texas A&M Letterman’s Club.

Hall Information