Reynolds Hall

About

Reynolds the first-year hall that is part of a three-building complex which is referred to as the Southwest Quad. It shares a first floor with Kennedy and McCarthy Halls, which are upperclass halls. The Southwest Quad also encompasses Leo O’Donovan Dining Hall, Wolfington Hall Jesuit Residence, a multi-level underground garage, and Hoya Snaxa – a student-run convenience store. Every floor has a full kitchen inside of a large community room where many residents gather to share meals, catch their favorite TV show, or study as a group. 

Hall Features

• Five co-ed floors
• Single, double and triple rooms
• Each floor has:
  • two study rooms
  • four bathrooms
  • a common lounge with furniture, TV, and a fully operating kitchen
• Music practice room, Reynolds Library and small multipurpose room on the first floor
• A Faculty-in-Residence
• Residential Minister

Southwest Quad Features

• Laundry facilities (located in McCarthy Hall)
• Mail facilities (located in Kennedy Hall)
• Vending machines (located in Reynolds Hall)
• Print stations (located in McCarthy and Reynolds Halls)
• Volleyball Court (located in the Southwest Quad Courtyard)
• Charcoal grill (located in the Southwest Quad Courtyard)
• Hoya Snaxa (located in Kennedy Hall)

Room Features

• Average room square footage: 176.47 sq ft.
• Each room contains the amount of furniture appropriate for the number of residents (2 or 3):
  • moveable/bunkable beds
  • movable desks with hutches and lights underneath
  • desk chairs
  • built in wall cabinetry with closets, drawer space and hutches
• Reynolds residents (returning students) interested in a microfridge can rent one from MyFridgeRental.com. This is the only option for students interested in microfridges in their on campus housing space.
  
  First year students in Reynolds have a microfridge provided in their room at no cost.

Mailing Information

Community Director

Holten Moreno
hm893@georgetown.edu
202.687.0714

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.