Regis Hall
Regis Hall offers common areas on each floor.
- 416 residents
- Modular furniture
- Student lounges on all floors
Located on the south side of campus on the southwest corner of Sheridan Road and Winthrop Avenue, Regis Hall houses approximately 416 residents. Residents enjoy easy access to all campus locations.
Rooms contain modular furniture. All floors (see appendix) have student lounges complete with cable TV. Residents have close access to the Simpson Dining Commons located directly across the street.
Regis Hall is named after Regis University, another Jesuit University, in Denver, Colorado. Regis University, founded in 1877 in Las Vegas, New Mexico, moved to Colorado in 1884. Its original Colorado home was in Morrison, but when John Brisben Walker, an entrepreneur developer, offered the Jesuits a plot of land in 1887, the permanent home was established for Regis University. In solidarity and unification, most residence halls on Loyola’s campus share names of Jesuit Universities.
- Building Features
- Dimensions
- Interactive 3D Floor Plan
- Private bathrooms
- The rooms in this residence hall accommodate two students
- TV lounges are available on each floor
- The rooms, lounges and hallways are carpeted
- Laundry facilities
- Modern furnishings
- Meeting rooms available on first floor
- Staff offices on first floor
- Simpson Dining Hall is across the street
- Cable tv/internet access in each room
- Heat/air-conditioned rooms
- Elevator/wheelchair accessible
- Single gender by room
- Smoking is NOT permitted in any University Housing facility
- Room Features
- One extra-long twin bed per resident
- One individual desk and chair per resident
- One closet per resident
- One chest-of-drawers per resident
- Air conditioning
- Mini blinds
- Wireless Internet access
- Basic cable service
- Furniture Measurements
Bed: 85.5”L x 36”W x 36”H
Desk: 42”W x 24”D x 62.5”H
Chest-of-Drawers: 30”L x 18”D x 37.5”H*All measurements are approximate.