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Holy Cross Hall was home to @NotreDame men from 1968 until it was demolished in 1990. The Hogs still host regular, informal reunions today. Among Holy Cross Hall alumni are former Congressman Joe Donnelly '77, '81 J.D., and NC State Athletic Director Boo Corrigan '90. #DormsofND
Flanner was a men's residence hall from 1969-1997. The Gamecocks held an annual Christmas formal in its lounge (known as the pit) that could attract more than 1,000 guests. Notable Flanner alumni include All-American Bob Golic '79 and novelist Nicholas Sparks '88. #DormsofND
Grace served as a residence hall from 1969-1996. Its trademark #1 sign is lit anytime an ND team reaches the top spot in the rankings. Grace Lightning alums include University President Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C, '76, '78 M.A., and Raghib "Rocket" Ismail '94. #DormsofND
While they haven't been home to students in decades, the #DormsofND wouldn't be complete without a closer look at Grace, Flanner, and Holy Cross Halls.
Morrissey Hall was built in 1925 on Notre Dame's "Gold Coast" and is named after Rev. Andrew Morrissey, C.S.C. Today, the Manorites are well known for their food sales at Yaz's (named after Carl Yastrzemski) and the annual Manor Medallion Hunt. #DormsofND
When it was opened in 1996, Keough Hall was a replacement residence hall when Flanner and Grace became administrative offices. Since then, the Kangaroos have built their own traditions on West Quad, including their annual Chariot Race and Toga Dance. #DormsofND
Named after Rev. John "Pop" Farley, C.S.C., Farley Hall was @NotreDame's first residence hall built after World War II. Fr. Hesburgh, C.S.C., served as an early rector before it was converted into a women's residence hall in 1973. #DormsofND
Our final three active residence halls take us to North Quad, West Quad, and South Quad as we highlight Farley, Keough, and Morrissey. #DormsofND
Built in 1937, Zahm Hall is named in honor of Rev. John Zahm, C.S.C., a researcher and 1871 Notre Dame graduate. The Zahmbies host the Zahm Carnival each year to benefit the Robinson Center and can be spotted by their signature X during the Celtic Chant. #DormsofND
Sorin Hall was ND's first building constructed specifically as a residence hall in 1888. Over the years, Otters have taken pride in turret rooms, a porch, and the annual Sorin Talent Show. Rev. Monk Malloy, C.S.C., '63, '67, '69 M.A., has lived in Sorin since 1980. #DormsofND
Built in the spirit of accommodation and accessibility, Ryan first opened in 2009. Since then, the Wildcats have created signature events to reflect that mission, like an annual wheelchair basketball tournament. Waffle Wednesday is a weekly Wildcat post-Mass tradition. #DormsofND
From 1888 to 2020, today's highlighted residence halls span more than a century as we take a closer look at Johnson Family Hall, Ryan Hall, Sorin Hall, and Zahm Hall. #DormsofND
Originally the Slammers when it was built in 1988, Siegfried was converted to a men's residence hall in 1997 and became the Ramblers in honor of an early name of the @FightingIrish. Siegfried's signature event, The Day of Man, raises money for @CFH_Difference. #DormsofND
Located on West Quad and opened in 1997, McGlinn is home to the Shamrocks and the unofficial home of the Kelly Cup. McGlinn has won the award, which goes to the women's hall with most participation in interhall sports, 10 straight years. #DormsofND
Built in 1988, Knott was the first @NotreDame residence hall named for a woman, Marion Burk Knott. It was converted into a men's hall in 1997. The Juggerknotts are famous for their orange beanies and the Aidan Project in support of children battling cancer. #DormsofND
Pangborn was constructed as a men's residence hall in 1955 and was converted to a women's residence in 1992. Over the past several years, Pangborn Hall has been used as a "swing hall" hosting residents from halls undergoing renovations. #DormsofND
Originally built in 1965 as a residence for Sisters pursuing graduate degrees, Lewis was converted to a women's undergraduate residence hall in the 1970s. In their "Home Behind the Dome," the Chicks host LHOP (Lewis House of Pancakes) every year. #DormsofND
Opened in 2008, Duncan was ND's first new residence hall in more than ten years. The Highlanders, who overlook the Burke Golf Course, host the Duncan Classic golf tournament and travel to the Willis Tower every year for their signature dance, the Highlander Highrise. #DormsofND
Today's highlighted residence halls stretch from the far southwest corner of campus to the northeast edge as we take a closer look at Duncan Hall, Dunne Hall, Lewis Hall, and Pangborn Hall. #DormsofND
Built in 1882 to house @NotreDame's minims, St. Edward's is named after Fr. Edward Sorin's patron saint. It was converted to an undergraduate residence hall in 1929, and since then, the Gentlemen have established traditions like Founder's Week and the Yacht Dance. #DormsofND
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