First occupied in 1940, 山顶大厅 was the first residence built specifically to house female students. When it opened, male students promptly nicknamed it the “Skirt Barn.” In 1971 it was converted into a male athletic residence hall. In 1982 it was converted into a graduate housing facility. It was converted again in 1992-93 to house University Honors. 山顶 became the university’s first Honors house in 2000-01.
山顶大厅
385 West Campus Drive
山顶大厅 houses 108 co-ed students. The hall is suite style and every two rooms share a bathroom, except for a few rooms with private baths. 山顶 has housed scholarship athletes, then graduate students, and is now 首页 to the Honors College and the 山顶 Honors Living-Learning Community.
The 山顶 Community is designed as a four-year, live-in residential honors program for students who have demonstrated superior academic ability. 学生 are nominated to participate based upon a review of the honors applications and are invited to join by a selection committee.
山顶
山顶大厅 is named for a geographic feature, as it was built atop the crest of a hill.
建筑历史
- 最初建立:
- 1940
- 映射网格:
- K-7
- Abbreviation / Number:
- Hill / 054
- 坐标:
- 37.2239, -80.42501