Cobb Hall

Named after Isabel "Belle" Cobb, an 1879 graduate of the Cherokee National Female Seminary, Cobb Hall is the second building on campus named after a woman. Belle returned to the Female Seminary to teach in 1882 and today is recognized as the first woman physician in Indian Territory. Opening for residents for the first time in the Fall of 2016, Cobb Hall consists of 4 floors of freshmen and upper class residents living in semi-suite style rooms.

The semi-suites are designed with a common bathroom, shower and two sinks/vanities that are shared between two semi-private (two roommates) bedrooms. There are limited private rooms available to upper class students. Each floor has its own lobby space with tables and lounge chairs as well as a private lounge room to be used for small programs or as a private study area. The main floor of the building includes a large laundry room, amply lobby space and a multi-purpose room with a community kitchen.

• Capacity of 344 residents of all classifications
• Wi-fi access for NSU students
• Laundry room, use free of charge to residents
• Moveable furniture in all rooms
• Each room includes two medium loft twin-XL beds, two chest of drawers, two desks, two chairs, a shared micro-fridge, microwave, storage area and two built-in closets
• Each bathroom includes a toilet room, shower room, and two sinks with vanity space
• Connections for Ethernet
• Individual floor lounges and multi-purpose room with large screen TVs, wi-fi access, study tables and lounge chairs
• Multi-purpose room includes a community kitchen for residents use

Back Entrance of Cobb, from Wyly Hall

Close up of Front entrance

Cobb Lounge

Cobb Vanity Area

Cobb Bedroom

Coming Soon!