McMahon Hall at Lincoln Center
Your midtown home in the sky
Living in McMahon Hall, you are steps aways from the world’s center for business, arts and culture.
Built in 1993, this 20-story building features apartment-style dorms with kitchens and common areas and houses approximately 830 upperclass and first-year students.
What's in my room?
living room and dining room
1 standard kitchen with refrigerator/freezer, sink, cabinet (no mini fridges allowed)
- 30" W, 19.4 D, 47 " H
- 5 Drawers in total
- 25" W, 24 " D, 30" H
The mattress and bed frame are twin XL. The clearance height under the bed is approximately 2 ft. The beds cannot be bunked or lofted and bed risers are prohibited, but there is plenty of room to place plastic storage bins under the bed.
Hard-wired Internet access and cable television are available for each student in their bedroom, in addition to wireless connectivity throughout the hall.
Residence Hall Tour: McMahon Hall
Who better to provide a tour of this residence than a Fordham student that call McMahon home. Press play and experience what living and studying in midtown NYC is all about!
What's in my residence hall?
3 Laundry rooms (2nd, 10th, and 16th floors)
2 Quiet lounges (5th and 17th floors)
2 Social lounges (8th and 14th floors)
Fitness Center
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McMahon Hall offers 24-hour security for your personal safety. There is 1 resident assistant per floor, and staff serving in a 24/7 crisis rotation.
Mallory Kravitz, Resident Director for First Year and Upper-Class Students
212-636-7100
[email protected]Mallory Kravitz (she/her) is working towards completing her Master's in Strategic Leadership and holds a bachelor's degree in Sociology from Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania. Mallory has a background in Residence Life both as an undergraduate RA and professional staff member at Shippensburg, as well as experience in Undergraduate Admissions with Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania. Mallory strives to create a fun, safe, and nurturing environment where all students feel welcome and valued. One of her biggest goals is to give students the room to challenge themselves and grow into their fullest potential, so they can continue to be the best humans possible. Mallory believes in seeking discomfort, which is a key element in her mentorship and leadership. Mallory is ecstatic to be a part of the Fordham family, and brings plenty of enthusiasm, joy, and energy along with her.
Rachel Rivera, Resident Director for Upperclass Students
McMahon 11D2
[email protected]Rachel Rivera (she/her) is a McMahon Hall Resident Director supervising nine Resident Assistants on floors 11 through 20. She is a graduate of Rider University where she received her Master of Arts degree in Counseling Services with a concentration in school counseling. At Rider, she served as a Graduate Community Director for three years. Rachel earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Montclair State University where she studied Psychology with minors in Social Work and Child Advocacy & Policy. Since joining the world of Residence Life in 2018, Rachel has been a dedicated member of the community. She has worked at several institutions, creating meaningful relationships and developing inclusive environments.
Rachel prides herself on her person-centered approach to leadership. She believes that human connection and kindness are the keys to success and beauty in life. Her biggest passion is helping guide future leaders throughout their collegiate careers and beyond. She seeks to encourage a fun and safe environment for all to grow through their college experience. In her free time, you can find Rachel enjoying the Jersey shore or exploring the city.
Housing rates for the 2026-2027 academic year
First-year students assigned to McMahon Hall are not required to take a meal plan. First-year residents are encouraged to purchase an optional meal plan or DCB (declining balance dollars) for the convenience of getting at least some meals in the undergraduate dining hall.
Rates are for the nine-month academic year and include all utilities, cable television, telephone service, laundry, and use of the fitness center located on the second floor of McMahon Hall. All rates are subject to change.
| Room Type | Academic Year Rate |
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| Single* | $13,030.00 per semester $26,060.00 per year |
| Double | $11,145.00 per semester $22,290.00 per year |
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Double (6 Person Apartments Only) * Apartments B and F, Rooms 1, 2, and 3 |
$11,145.00 per semester |
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Double (6 Person Apartments Only) * Apartments H and M, Room 1 |
$11,145.00 per semester |
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Double (6 Person Apartments Only) * Apartment H and M, Room 2 |
$10,955.00 per semester |
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Double (6 Person Apartments Only) * Apartment H and M, Room 3 |
$11,215.00 per semester |
| Triple** |
$7,970.00 per semester $15,940.00 per year |
*Upperclass students only
**First-Year students only
Need housing accommodations? Connect with Residential Life staff to learn more about requesting housing accommodations.
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