Henle Village

About

Henle Village is an upperclass apartment complex known for its open spaces called the “fishbowl”, “courtyard” and “the big tree”. Most students refer to their apartment as “My Henle”. It is named for long serving President Robert Henle, S.J and is located near Leavey Center. Henle’s location is an easy walk to Red Square, the bookstore, several on campus restaurants such as Epicurean, Chick-Fil-A, and Starbucks! Henle consists of 4-person and 5-person apartments arranged in stairwells of six to eight apartments, also referred to as towers. A few apartments on the ground level have doors that open to a patio. 

Room Features

• Each student receives:
  • one bunkable bed
  • one small three drawer dresser
  • one desk with hutch (no built-in lighting)
  • one closet with overhead storage space

Hall Features

• Average apartment square footage: 795.53 sq ft. 
• 4-person units
  • two double rooms
• 5-person units
  • two double rooms
  • one single room
• the kitchen is furnished with:
  • an electric range
  • double sink with disposal
  • cabinets & drawers
  • full size refrigerator/freezer
• the living room is furnished with:
  • a large shelf unit
  • a double-door wardrobe
  • a sofa and two easy chairs
  • two lamps
  • a coffee table and end table
• ​the bedrooms and bathrooms are located either upstairs or downstairs from the main level (some apartments are one level)
• Residential Ministers
• Laundry facilities available
• Wi-Fi coverage in all rooms and common areas
• Community room with a full kitchen, including a microwave, oven, stovetop and a refrigerator/freezer.
• Two outdoor grills located in the courtyard area

Mailing Information

Community Director

Jazmin Ramirez
jr1779@georgetown.edu
202.687.6014

Community Directors are professional live-in staff members employed by the University. These professionals work directly with students, Residential Ministers, Faculty-in-Residence and campus partners to create a formative living learning environment for our students. Community Directors oversee the Resident Assistant staff within their residential community and develop and implement community educational plans.