Men's Halls

There are currently seventeen undergraduate residence halls for men at Notre Dame. The oldest is Sorin Hall, constructed in 1888 as a place for the brightest students on campus. The newest is technically Pangborn Hall, which was originally constructed in 1955 but didn't re-open as a permanent residence until 2021. The most newly constructed dormitory is Baumer Hall, which accepted students starting in 2019. Each hall has their own history, traditions, amenities, and activities.

Men's Halls

"With Interhall Football, there is no adulation, just the fun of playing a game with your friends who will give you all the small taunts or accolades you deserve."

~Bill Cragg, '65