The Catholic University of America

Gibbons Hall

 

Built in 1911 and named for the University's first chancellor, James Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of Baltimore (1877-1921). Though an older building, Gibbons Hall was most recently renovated during the spring of 2009 and makes a charming location to live on campus. Floor plans for Gibbons are available here.

 

 

Population

Amenities & Features

Room Types

Room Dimensions

144 residents, undergraduates on floors 2-5 with graduates on the 1st floor;

single gender by floor on floors 2-5 and single gender by wing on the 1st floor

lounge, laundry, study, and kitchen facilities; wireless internet access;

near the Basilica

traditional single, double, triple, and quad rooms; most with shared bathrooms in hallways

single: 13' x 9'

double: 15' x 12'

triple: 14½' x 17'
window: 60" x 66"

 

Sample Room Plan