Overview
5 Floors | Co-ed | 120 Residents
Camille Lightner Hall is located between Prassel and Thomas Halls on the west side of campus and is attached to Thomas Hall. It is one of the most popular residence halls for upperclassmen on campus, primarily due to its unique set-up. Each suite shares a central living room area, and each room has its own bathroom.
Room Features
Bedroom
One standard XL twin bed per resident
One desk, chair, and bookshelves per resident
Microfridge® (refrigerator/freezer/microwave combo)
over the windows
Smoke detectors
Air conditioning and heat
Ethernet port and wifi
Bathroom
One towel bar per resident
Built-in cabinets and drawers for storage
Provided shower curtain or door
Closet
Walk-in closet
Hanging full-body mirror
resser with five drawers per resident

Floor Plans
Dimensions: 11 ft., 5 in. x 16 ft., 7 in.
Area: 191 ft²
Customize Your Room
Rearrange your room how you'd like it to be! Beds can be configured in different ways:
- Standard single bed
- Bunk Beds
- Lofted Beds
Hall Amenities
Lightner Tea Room
Direct access to a computer lab and study lounge in Thomas (third floor)
Free laundry machines (second and fourth floors)
Vending machines (first and third floors)
Secure key card-controlled access for all rooms
Living room and balcony for each suite
Bi-weekly housekeeping service
Parking
Residents
There are three parking lots close to Lightner Hall:
- Lot Y in front of first-floor entrance
- Lot W next to the first-floor side entrance to Thomas Hall
- Lot X off Shook Avenue in front of the third-floor entrance
Visitors
The closest visitor parking spots are available in either Lot V (attached to Prassel Hall) or in Lot U, between the outdoor swimming pool and tennis courts.
Accessibility Accommodations
Contact
For further assistance, please call the Trinity University Police Department at 210-999-7070.
Accessibility Information - Campus Map
Check out the accessibility section on Trinity's campus map for information about accessible parking and entrances. Use the wayfinding feature to see accessible paths across campus.