Noyer Complex

Noyer Complex, located near the center of Ball State's campus, can house close to 800 students and has two halls, Baker/Klipple and Howick/Williams. The building's location provides students with easy access to Bracken Library, Pruis Hall, Whitinger Business Building, the Architecture Building, and the Jo Ann Gora Student Recreation and Wellness Facility.

Howick/Williams offers a traditional, community-style living environment to primarily first-year students, while Baker/Klipple houses a mixture of both freshmen and upperclassmen. Both halls in Noyer are full of Ball State history and tradition and are loved by residents. Howick/Williams has adopted the Armadillo as its hall mascot, while Baker/Klipple has taken the Bee under their wing.

And although the halls are different, the entire Noyer Complex was built with accessibility in mind and provides options for students with mobility needs. The building is coed and has both semi-private and community-style bathrooms. Furniture within the hall is stackable, allowing students to truly tailor their living space. Noyer's hall Baker/Klipple has air conditioning, however, the side of Howick/Williams is not. Students requiring air conditioning are able to request a unit for their room by completing the accommodation process.

Amenities

Rooms and Rates

Rates for each hall vary depending on the room type and meal plan selected.  See all of our rates and plans.

* Single use of a double room or suite or apartment is available only when space permits.