Trinkle Hall Trinkle Hall, Floyd Hall, Stuart Hall, and Peery Hall make up what is known as the Governor's Quadrangle. These four residence halls each are named for former governors of the Commonwealth of Virginia who came from Southwest Virginia. This building houses approximately 150 students and is a smoke-free living environment. Trinkle was completed in 1965 and is named in honor of Elbert L. Trinkle, a native of Cedar Bluff in Tazewell County who was governor from 1922 to 1926. Trinkle Hall is themed to compliment the College of Visual and Performing Arts.  Renovated in 2005, this building includes a dance floor, practice rooms, and an art studio.  Additionally, Trinkle Hall provides easy access for physically challenged students.			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]