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

Legett Hall

Legett Hall is a corridor-style residence hall located on the Northside of campus and offers single and double rooms with community bathrooms, designated as all-female and assigned as single gender by suite. The hall features 91 rooms across four floors and includes amenities such as a TV lounge, community kitchen, study rooms, water bottle refilling stations, and washers and dryers on every floor. Its convenient Northside location places residents near the Northside Garage, Hullabaloo Starbucks, and Sbisa Dining Hall, making Legett Hall a comfortable and accessible housing option.

Legett Hall exterior on a the corner side

General Information

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Hall Namesake

Legett Hall is named after K.K. Legett & was constructed in 1911 and is the oldest residence hall on campus. Judge Legett was from Abilene, Texas, and a self educated man. In 1907, he was elected president of the Board of Directors & re-elected & served until January 1911. In 1908, he wrote a letter to the Governor stating “This is the only institution in the civilized world where a number of its students are forced to live in tents.” In 1910, after Legett had left the Board, the Directors authorized construction of a new dormitory bearing his name. Judge Legett is best known as a man whose energies and talents helped turn a wilderness into a habitable and productive country.

Hall Information

Legett Hall exterior on a the corner side
Legett Hall exterior on the side
Outside of Legett hall with one male student and a female student wearing maroon shirts sitting outside talking
Legett Hall interior with a sink and storage space furniture.
legett hall interior with a double bed bunk and a chair.
Outside of Legett hall with one male student and a female student wearing maroon shirts sitting outside