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Named for Mary and James Beall, whose gift made the building possible, this hall was dedicated on February 2, 2001. The two-story building is actually two buildings in one, with rooms available on both sides. Beall houses a total of 90 residents and is located on the northwest end of the campus, next to Independence Village, a campus apartment-style housing complex, and the intramural fields. It is also within easy walking distance to the dining hall, Mayborn Campus Center, and the academic buildings.

The design of the building is unique and features super suite units that the students refer to as "flats". Each flat is comprised of a living area, kitchenette, dining space, three bedrooms, and three private bathrooms. The bedrooms are assigned for double occupancy. This facility also includes two lobby/TV areas, two computer labs, and two laundry rooms where laundry can be done free of charge.

Inspired by Deuteronomy 6:4–9, Beall House an intentional living community centered on loving God with everything we’ve got: heart, soul, and strength. It’s about making faith a part of our daily rhythm, not just a Sunday morning thing.

At Beall House, we truly do life together:

• We Live Together: You’ll be surrounded by friends who are all moving in the same direction.
• We Pray Together: We ground our days in communal prayer and support.
• We Eat Together: There is something special about building real relationships over a shared meal.
• We Study Together: You’ll dive into the Word through small group Bible studies.
• We Grow Together: It’s a space to practice daily discipleship and see the Gospel come alive in the "ordinary" moments.

Beall House isn't just a dorm; it’s a movement toward servant leadership and Christlike character. It’s about flourishing in every aspect of life alongside people who truly care about you.