Snyder-Phillips Residence Hall

Snyder and Phillips halls, known by Spartans as Snyder-Phillips or “Sni-Phy,” are coveted for their ivy-covered design and art facilities. The two halls are located in North Neighborhood and joined together by The Gallery dining hall, a favorite among students. Sni-Phy features an on-site theater for performing arts, art studio, art gallery, and a language and media center with audio, video and digital art equipment. Sni-Phy also hosts music practice rooms, a cardio room and a Sparty’s Refresh mini-market.

Fun Facts

Snyder-Phillips Hall was built 1947

Located in the North Neighborhood

Named after former MSU President Jonathan L. Snyder and T. Glenn Phillips, MSU class of 1902

Facilities

In-building Dining Hall and Café

Gallery & Art Studio

Center for Poetry

Performing Arts Theater

Music Practice Rooms

Language and Media Center

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Your New Home

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Snyder-Phillips Hall was built 1947

Located in the North Residence Hall Neighborhood

Named after former MSU President Jonathan L. Snyder

The Gallery dining hall is located on the first floor

The Lookout Art Gallery

Music practice room are available

Your New Home

The student rooms in Snyder-Phillips have been completely renovated, restoring some of the original ambiance of this classic residence hall while making essential updates. The ceilings have been restored to their original heights. Each room is furnished with attractive furniture, including desks, lofts, and dressers. In addition, the community bathrooms have been completely redesigned to add privacy features such as individual shower stalls, kiosk-style sinks, and lockers for each room.

Dine In or Out

Culinary excellence at MSU is showcased throughout our dining halls on campus. We offer an array of options to ensure students always have a convenient dining choice that fits their needs. The Gallery, the dining hall in Snyder-Phillips, is arranged as an open food court with multiple venues. Each features a different style of cuisine. Ciao! serves up pizza and subs; Latitudes offers a variety of international foods. Other venues specialize in salads, desserts, new versions of traditional foods, and grilled items.

Students also have access to the dining halls anywhere on campus allowing them to eat near their classes, where they are studying, or when they are at campus events.