Walsh Hall (University of Notre Dame)
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| Established | 1909 |
|---|---|
| Type | Residence Hall |
| Rector | Sr. Janet M. Stankowski, O.P. |
| Location | Notre Dame, Indiana, USA |
| Campus | God Quad |
| Undergraduate residents | 190 |
| Colors | Navy/Baby Blue |
| Mascot | Wild Women |
| Website | Walsh Hall Website |
Walsh Hall is one of the 27 Residence Halls on the campus of the University of Notre Dame and one of the 13 female dorms. Walsh is located directly south of Sorin Hall and is directly north of the Knights of Columbus Building. Walsh houses 190 undergraduate students.
[edit] History
Walsh Hall was constructed in 1909 as a male dorm. When women were first admitted into the university in 1972, Walsh as well as Badin Hall were converted to female dorms. Walsh's chapel is dedicated to the Visitation. Walsh's signature event of every fall is the Walsh Academy Fall Frolic, a dance where the women dress up in Catholic school uniforms.
[edit] Current Rector
Sr. Janet M. Stankowski, O.P., is a Dominican sister originally from Adrian, Michigan.
[edit] External links
- Walsh Hall Website
- Walsh Hall Profile at the Office of Residence Life and Housing
- University of Notre Dame Website
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