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Georgetown Main Campus Academic Housing | 103 Harbin Hall | Washington, DC 20057 | ph (202) 687-4560 |
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New South Hall opened in 1959. The Old South building stood on the
south end of the Quadrangle from 1789 until 1903, until replaced by
Ryan Hall. At the time of its construction, the residence hall became
the “southernmost” building on the main campus. Therefore it was called
“New South.” A full renovation of the building was completed in 2004.
Adjacent to New South Hall is the Village A apartment complex. Its
typical college-style layout of long hallways and community bathrooms
provides a very social atmosphere for first-year students.
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General Information
- There are four floors with 44 to 50 rooms on a floor, arranged
along each side of the corridor. Floors are coed by wing. Each floor
has two conveniently located common bathrooms and shower rooms.
- Each floor has a furnished community room. Laundry rooms are
located on each floor.
- All rooms are double occupancy with 2 beds, built-in desks,
shelving units, chairs, a sink, and mirrored medicine cabinet. Each
room is carpeted.
- A Chaplain-in-Residence is located on each floor.
- HoyaNet cable service is available for a small activation and
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 two phone jacks. A computer lab is located on the first
floor.
- Vending machines and mail facilities are located in the lobby.
- The New South Residence Hall Office
(RHO) is located in the lobby of the building. The RHO handles package
delivery, lockouts and room check-in for New South and Village A
residents.
Images of New South: {coming soon}
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