Thunderbird House is situated on the westernmost side of the school and occupies five floors. Students must present a password to the portrait of Daniel Boone, famous explorer of Appalachia and Thunderbird alumnus. The common room is on the lower floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows and open-air porches scattered with cozy chairs, hammocks, rockers, and fluffy blankets, as well as a breathtaking view of the landscape. The First and Second Year dorms are located one floor above the common room, followed the Third and Fourth Year dorms, then the Fifth and Sixth Year dorms. The Seventh Year dorms have as much space as two of the lower years combined.
