Ashby Hall

Ashby Hall is home of the Madison International Program.

Ashby Hall reflects a traditional design of long open hallways with rooms on either side of the main corridor. Most rooms are arranged in suites with two or three students to a room and two rooms sharing a bath. Students sharing the bath are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of their bathroom.

Ashby Hall also has a kitchen facility with microwave oven, vending services, large carpeted study lounges, TV lounges, and laundry facilities.

A typical Ashby Hall room has:

• Two single beds with innerspring mattresses, all bunkable
• Two individual desks with chairs
• Two built-in closets
• Two chests of drawers
• Ceiling lighting
• Mini-blinds or roller shades
• Telephone
• TV cable hookup
• Tiled or hardwood floors
• This building is air-conditioned

Room Specs:

• Room Type: Double
• Room Size: 14' x 10'
• Window Size: various
• Ceiling Height: various

Ashby Hall's floor plan - 1st floor:

Ashby Hall's floor plan - 2nd floor:

Ashby Hall, a residence hall completed in 1911, was named for Confederate General Turner Ashby, who was killed less than two miles east of JMU's campus.