Fast Facts
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Hall HistoryJulia Lewis provided funding for the construction of Lewis Hall in 1965, and the building was dedicated in honor of her husband, Frank Lewis, a Chicago philanthropist.
Originally, Lewis served as a residence for Sisters pursuing graduate degrees before the University admitted women. Notable past residents include Condoleezza Rice '75 (former US Secretary of State) and Anne Thompson '79 (NBC News Chief Environmental Affairs correspondent). In 1972, Lewis became an undergraduate residence hall. It is now one the largest women's residence hall on campus, with approximately 275 residents each year. |
LocationLewis Hall
Notre Dame, IN 46556 North: St. Joseph's Lake East: St. Liam's Health Center South: Main Building, Remick Family Hall West: The Grotto |