Gibbons Hall, Female dormitory at Catholic University of America, Washington DC, United States
Gibbons Hall is a residential building on the Catholic University of America campus that houses upper-class female students in traditionally appointed rooms. The structure features a central tower and accommodates around 138 residents with shared bathrooms located along the hallways.
The building was constructed in 1911 and named after Cardinal James Gibbons, the first chancellor of Catholic University of America. This reflects the institution's early connection to church leadership and its development as a major educational center.
The building maintains its original architectural elements while integrating modern facilities after renovations in 2009 to meet contemporary student needs.
The residence hall provides air conditioning and wireless internet throughout the building for student use. Community spaces, kitchen facilities, and laundry amenities are available, making daily life convenient for those living on campus.
Students select from single, double, or triple room configurations, each furnished with standard amenities near the campus bookstore and Mullen Library.
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