Mignon Tower
Information
Opened:1967
Occupancy:296
Residents: Upperclass Co-ed by suite
Type of Room: Four-person suites
Building Type: Bath facilities in each suite
Description
Mignon Tower was the last building constructed in the Mignon Complex. The Mignon Complex (composed of 4 residence halls) is named in honor of Mignon Doran, founder of MSU's Personal Development Institute and wife of Morehead State University's 7th President, Adron Doran. Opened in 1967, as an all-female residence hall, the fourteen-story, air- conditioned facility was one of the first residence halls to be converted to a co-ed facility in 1985. Housing 156 females, and 140 males, the facility is co-ed by floor. The rooms are four-person suites, with a study room, bedroom and self-contained bath facilities. An elevator in the lobby accesses all floors. The Penthouse located on top of the building provides a breath taking view of the campus and surrounding area of Morehead. In addition to being a popular place for student s to relax and study. Each room is furnished with window blinds, beds, study desks and chairs, closets, bulletin boards, book shelves with lighting underneath, mirrors with lights over the top, telephone jack with local service (students will need to provide an analog telephone), TV jack (students will need to provide TV coax cable), and a data port connection.
Room Specifications:
• Study Room Size: 13' X 17'
• Bedroom Size: 21' X 9'
• Window Size: 52" x 60" (Mini blinds are provided)
• Bed Size: Twin bed and 36" X 80" mattress
Features:
• Ethernet computer connection to the university's mainframe with Internet connection.
Requires a NIC card and UTP cable. (10 foot cable recommended)
• New sprinkler system
• Self-regulating heating units
• Smoke detectors
• Lobby Area
• Laundry room with coin/Smart card operated washers and dryers
• Vending area
• Living Learning Center
• Individual student mail boxes
• House phone to allow guests and visitors to call residents in their room
• Eagle Video Network -66 Total Cable Channels
