• Named for John T. Johnson, Professor of Agriculture and Photography, 1912-1951.
• Originally constructed in 1956 and demolished during the summer of 2004. This new facility opened in Fall 2006.
• Houses approximately 220 Honors College students (first-year and upper division)
• Co-ed and has three floors
• Rooms are carpeted and air conditioned
• Building-wide wireless access coverage
• Features study and social lounges, fireplaces, common areas, laundry and kitchen facilities
• Honors College offices and classrooms on ground level

Student Name
Johnson Hall - KSU
Quad Desk
375 Janik Drive
Kent, OH 44243

Lofts and microfridges are provided by Residence Services. The loft-able furniture present in the rooms provides a multitude of furniture arrangement options! To learn more about what the lofts are and how they can be used, visit our 'Loft Instructions' page by clicking here.

Johnson Hall is comprised of double and triple rooms that have private bathrooms. The beds are loftable for more space and microfridges come standard in the rooms. Beds use extra long sheets. Most rooms are 11'6" feet wide and 25 feet deep (including bathroom).

• 24-hour visitation is permitted among residents within their own hall.
• Non-resident guests are permitted in the hall during the following hours:
• • Monday through Thursday: 10AM - Midnight
  • Weekend: 10AM Friday to 12AM Monday
• Nonresident guests must be escorted at all times.
• No alcohol is allowed in Johnson Hall at any time.
• Smoking is prohibited in all campus buildings. Smoking may not occur within 20 feet of building entrances, windows, overhangs, loading docks, vents or other openings to a building, including residence halls.

Johnson Hall is staffed by a Residence Hall Director (RHD) and six Resident Assistants (RAs). The staff's primary goals are to provide the residents with valuable information, create a positive community through educational programming, maintain a safe and high-quality living environment and serve as a resource whenever a student has a question or concern.

The Stopher-Johnson Hall Council also operates with the goal of improving student living. Hall Council provides all residents with an opportunity to interact with one another through weekly meetings and a variety of fun activities and programs. The Executive Board provides leadership opportunities within the Stopher-Johnson complex, as well as the whole campus.