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Residence Hall Options

The residence halls are conveniently located within a few minutes walk from classes, Cushing Library, computer labs, the dining hall, the athletic facilities, and many social activities. All residence halls are also located within minutes of any faculty or administrative offices, making it convenient to find any needed assistance. Singles are only reserved for upper classmen or for students with a disability. To make a disability request please contact Laura Lyndon, Dean for Student Success and Coordinator of Disability Support Services at 510-436-1580 or dss@hnu.edu.

Room Options

Double - Large room with roommate
Single - Small single room
Single with Private Bath

Residence Halls

Durocher Hall - Semester undergraduate students (Upper Classmen)
Dunn Hall - Semester undergraduate students (Mostly First Year Students)
Feehan Hall - Upper-division undergraduate and First Year Students
Founder's Hall - Graduate students

What to Bring!

What To Bring 2011_2012

The Hawks Nest

The Hawk's Nest is a community game room set up for student entertainment and relaxation. You can hang out on the couches watching TV or a movie on the new state of the art video/sound system, play pool, foosball, or ping pong with friends, or hold a club meeting or event in a more comfortable surrounding. A small courtyard adjacent to the Hawks Nest is also a great place to sit and chat while enjoying the great Bay Area weather.

Involvement

Learning Communities