Avery Dulles Hall is a traditional residence hall for sophomore students, located on the south side of campus. Rooms are arranged as doubles and triples, with shared spaces designed for studying, gathering, and building community. Bright, open interiors create a welcoming environment where students can feel at home and connect with one another.
The residence hall is named in honor of Cardinal Avery Dulles, S.J., who lived from 1918 to 2008. A respected theologian, scholar, mentor, and prolific writer, Cardinal Dulles was the first American theologian appointed to the College of Cardinals. His work continues to shape Catholic thought and reflects Fairfield’s Jesuit commitment to intellectual inquiry, faith, and service.
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