Mirse Hall has 50 residence rooms, a residence hall director's apartment, a study lounge, a lobby reception area, and a chapel. Residence rooms in Mirse are arranged in suites of two rooms with a connecting bath. Rooms are furnished with study tables or desks, chairs, single beds, dressers and closets. Each room is equipped with outlets for free basic cable, access to the Internet, local telephone service, and private voice mail accounts for each individual resident.

Built in 1964, the residence hall was originally named for Epworth Parish, the birthplace of John Wesley. The building was renamed Mirse Hall on April 22, 1992, in honor of Ralph T. and Blanche A. Mirse (president of the college 1977-88).