Relax at Trever Hall! Find students gathered in front of the fireplace in its main lounge for a study session or just hanging out. 

Overlooking the Fox River, residents can stroll down along the riverside using the Riverwalk Trail. Built in 1963, Trever is home to 174 Lawrentians. The hall is named in honor of Albert Augustus Trever, a history professor at Lawrence from 1905-1940. 

Residence Details 

  • Large single and double occupancy rooms 

  • Wide windows 

  • Rooms include an XL twin bed, desk, chair, and dresser with overhead shelving for each resident 

  • Newly renovated shared bathrooms 

Amenities 

  • Main lounge with a fireplace, foosball and table tennis 

  • Laundry room 

  • Kitchen with fridge, microwave, and full-range stove 

  • Computer lab  

3-story tall red brick building with protruding flat roof

Outside Trever Hall

Small room with window the width of a wall, one XL twin bed, a desk, shelf and drawer

Single room in Trever Hall

Large room with window the width of the wall, 2 XL twin beds, 2 desks and shelves and drawers, and a large cabinet

Double room in Trever Hall

Large tiled bathroom with multiple stalls and sinks with mirrors over each

Recently renovated shared bathroom in Trever Hall

Tiled wall leading to standing shower

Shower in recently renovated Trever Hall bathroom

Large kitchen and dining room with full-rage stove, microwave, sink and cabinets along a wall; and a round table with chairs around it in the middle of the room

Kitchen in Trever Hall

Large room with several washing machines and dryers

Laundry facilities in Trever Hall

Virtual Tour

A Look Inside Trever Hall

Take a look inside Trever Hall's common areas as well as single and double rooms.