Carnegie Hall (1908) is a historically and architecturally significant residence hall on Erskine College campus. Funded by Andrew Carnegie, built with distinctive molded concrete block, hipped roof, Ionic-columned porch, and rich ornamentation, it remains in continuous use over a century later, offering a unique glimpse into early 20th-century collegiate life in Due West.

Built as part of the Due West Woman’s College, the hall has shaped generations of female students since the early 20th century. The building’s enduring use as a residence hall demonstrates Erskine’s commitment to preserving its historical architecture while maintaining functionality.

Continues to function as a women’s freshman residence hall, offering:

• Community bathrooms
• Shared kitchen, laundry, and snack facilities
• Wi‑Fi and Ethernet access.

The large windows overlook the College Circle and Robinson Field, and students enjoy communal spaces like porch swings and the lobby