One of the smallest dormitories on campus, Emery provides housing for eight upperclass women as the third part of the Hodgson zone. Containing four singles and two doubles, Emery offers a unique and close-knit living environment. Residents of Emery are assisted by the dorm staffs of Hodgson and Phillips. All resident rooms are located on the main floor of the building, with kitchen, laundry, and common room area located in the basement, which is easily accessed from the back of the building.

Built in 1916 as part of Hodgson hospital, Emery served as the morgue. Today, however, it is a comfortable, vibrant, air-conditioned living environment, filled with exciting, happy, cheerful young women.

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