Ida Ryan & Isaac Hawkins Hall

About

For many decades, Ida Ryan Hall & Isaac Hawkins Hall, the Jesuit community of Georgetown University built their community within the corridors of these historic buildings. Built at the turn of the 19th century, nestled within the historic quad of campus and overlooking the Potomac River, the Former Jesuit Residence has a lasting significance on Georgetown’s campus.

Room Features

• Ida Ryan and Isaac Hawkins Hall offer students a number of unique housing options. Students may select to live in groups ranging from 2 to 9 in one of the following accommodation types:
  • 2 person double with bath
  • 4 person semi-suite (some lofted)
  • 4 person apartments (some lofted)
  • 6 person apartments (some lofted)
  • 8 person apartments (some lofted)
  • 9 person apartment
• Each room is furnished with:
  • a bed for each resident
  • a desk with hutch and a chair for each resident
  • set of drawers
  • built-in closets (no doors)
  • hardwood flooring
  • its own temperature control
• Ryan & Hawkins residents living in suites (not apartments) 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.

Hall Features

• 5 co-ed floors
• double occupancy bedrooms rooms within suites, semi-suites and apartments
• Memorial Hall community space on the 2nd floor
  • billiards table
  • couches, tables and chairs for studying
  • balcony overlooking the Potomac River
  • 2 flat screen televisions
• Potomac Terrace (5th Floor)
• Outdoor gathering space
• Unhindered views of the National Mall and the Potomac
• Jesuit-in-Residence
• Community Assistant
• Full kitchens are located in each floor community rooms. Kitchens include an oven, sink, refrigerator and microwave. (Cooking utensils are not provided.)
• Laundry on the ground floor
• Courtyard with outdoor seating and grill area
• Vending machines on the ground floor

Community Director

Troy Meury
tem86@georgetown.edu
202.687.2034

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.