Prospector Hall - Residence Halls
The elevator in Prospector Hall is inaccessible until further notice. Students with mobility difficulties are encouraged to request housing on the first floor.
Prospector Hall was the Montana School of Mines' first, dedicated residence hall. It was completed in 1935 during the presidency of Francis A. Thomson, and it originally housed 110 students with additional space to accommodate a house mother, proctors, instructors, and guests. It now houses just under 200 students and is the home of the Office of Housing and Residence Life.
Like Centennial Hall, Prospector Hall features a kitchen, a coin-operated laundry room, a computer lab, a TV lounge, and study areas. Students receive their mail at the building's front desk, and cleaning supplies and additional services are also available there. The entire building has Wi-Fi access which students may access through their campus network accounts.
Like Centennial Hall, Prospector Hall features a kitchen, a coin-operated laundry room, a computer lab, a TV lounge, and study areas. Students receive their mail at the building's front desk, and cleaning supplies and additional services are also available there. The entire building has Wi-Fi access which students may access through their campus network accounts.
Residence Hall Questions?
We would be glad to answer any questions you might have about the residence halls.
Troy Franklin
Director of Residence Life
406-496-4500
TFranklin@mtech.edu
Director of Residence Life
406-496-4500
TFranklin@mtech.edu