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Named for Fr. Thomas Copley S.J., this neo-gothic residence hall opened
in 1932. During the 1930s, informal dances were often held in the newly
constructed building. Adjacent to the Healy Building, Copley emulates
its gothic façade with a gray stone structure and arched doorways.
Copley Lawn, located directly in front of the building, is a common
site for student activity events such as barbecues, fairs, and
concerts. It also serves as a popular site to study, throw a frisbee,
or just relax during sunny days. |
General Information
- Rooms on the ground floor through the fourth floor are
arranged as suites with two double occupancy rooms sharing a bath.
Fifth floor rooms have a sink and a vanity in each room, and residents
of that floor share a common bath with shower.
- A community room with kitchen is located on each floor.
- Each room is furnished with 2 desks with chairs, 2 dressers, 2
bunkable beds, built-in closets, and carpeting. Each room has its own
temperature control.
- A laundry room and mailboxes are located on the ground level.
- HoyaNet cable is available for a small activation fee and a
monthly service fee. A cable-ready television set is required.
- Rooms are wired with one data connection per student, giving
students access to the local area network and to the Internet. Each
room also has one phone jack per student.
- The Residence Hall Office (RHO) is
located on first floor of Copley. The RHO handles package delivery,
lockouts and room check-in for Copley residents
Interesting facts about Copley
- Major renovations were completed in 1995.
Images of Copley: {coming soon}
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