Yellowstone Hall

Welcome to Yellowstone!

Yellowstone is the second newest hall on campus – built in 2016 and prides itself on its LEED Gold certification. LEED Certification is a global solution for cities that implements sustainable designs, construction, and operation to reduce carbon emissions, energy and waste, conserve water, and more. Located right next to the intramural fields, Outdoor Rec, and Miller Dining Commons, Yellowstone is positioned with several amenities surrounding it. Home to the only residence hall ice machine and most of the on-campus athlete population, Yellowstone is an active and strong community home to 400 students. Yellowstone’s annual community event is the Yellowstone Hall Council traditional, Yellowstone Royale. Royale is an exciting night of card games and celebration for on-campus students in the Yellowstone Lobby. Again, welcome to Yellowstone Hall, we are excited to have you here in your new home and are happy to answer any questions you may have!

Hall Features

Free cable TV in the public areas of the Residence Hall

Room Options

Double (with roommate)

Room Measurments	Ceiling Height	Bed Frame Dimensions	Closet	Hanging Space
11' 6" x 14'	Varies	84" l x 38" w x 36" h	3' w x 6' 6" h	1' 8" w x 5' 6" h

Single (limited availability)

Room Measurments	Ceiling Height	Bed Frame Dimensions	Closet	Hanging Space
10'4 x 13' 6"	Varies	84" l x 38" w x 36" h	3' w x 6' 6" h	1' 8" w x 5' 6" h

Special Living Options

Well-Being

Co-ed Floors

Yellowstone Hall Council

Yellowstone Hall Council offers the annual Yellowstone Royale providing an exciting night of games and community engagement for all on-campus students in the lobby of Yellowstone Hall.

Panoramas

Double Room

Single Room

Hall Contact Info

Student Mailing Address

Student Name
200 Yellowstone Hall, Room ____
Bozeman, MT 59715-5033

Front Desk

406-994-2966

Community Director

Kaitlyn Dittmer
Community Director - Yellowstone
Office Phone: 406-994-2910

Kaitlyn Dittmer is originally from Kalispell, MT and she graduated with a Bachelor of Health and Human Performance in Exercise Science and a Minor in Psychology from MSU. She enjoys skiing, hammocking, being outside, and hanging out with her friends. This will be her fifth year working for University Student Housing at MSU. She owns an aussidoodle named Skye. She is so excited to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for the residents of Yellowstone Hall!