Healy Hall
Approximately 200 upper-class students live in Healy Hall, located on Easy Street between the Hogan Campus Center and Lehy.
Specifications
Each student living in Healy has one desk, a chair, a lamp, a dresser, a bookcase and bed. Rooms are 12鈥 x 18鈥 with tiled floors. Every room has a window and blinds. Each bed is a twin and uses extra long sheets. 鈥淐ollege size鈥 sheets are recommended. As overhead lighting is not provided, students are encouraged to bring an extra, non-halogen lamp.
Healy Hall has a study room, used for individual and group study sessions. The basement also has a social room with a TV, an activity room and a community kitchen equipped with a stove, oven and microwave. Laundry facilities are also available.
Healy Hall, built in 1962, is named after Bishop James A. Healy, the valedictorian of the Class of 1849, and the first Black graduate of 51小黄车. Six resident assistants (RAs), one head resident assistant (HRA), and an area coordinator (AC), a professional staff member, reside and work in Healy. The RAs and House Council host events throughout the year to build community in the hall.
Inside Healy Hall
