Draper Hall Draper Hall, one of the Moffett Quadrangle of residence halls, was completed in 1958. This building houses approximately 130 students and is named in honor of Bettie Draper, who was captured by Native Americans at the same time as Mary Draper Ingles and was later ransomed by her husband. Draper Hall is a smoke-free living environment.  The Moffett Quadrangle includes Moffett Hall, Bolling Hall, Draper Hall, Ingles Hall and Pocahontas Hall.			Campus Navigator Allen Building Art Annex Bolling Hall Buchanan House Calhoun Hall Cook Hall Curie Hall Dalton Hall Davis Hall Dedmon Center Draper Hall Fairfax Floyd Hall Heth Hall Hurlburt Hall Ingles Hall Jefferson Hall Lucas Hall Madison Hall Martin Hall McConnell Library McGuffey Hall Moffett Hall Muse Hall Norwood Hall Peery Hall Peters Hall Pocahontas Hall Porterfield Hall Powell Hall Preston Hall Reed Hall Russell Hall Stuart Hall Trinkle Hall Tyler Hall University Service Center Waldron Hall Walker Hall Whitt Hall Young Hall 307 Adams [RU Home] [Back to Main Campus Map]