Nicholas Hall
Overview
Nicholas Hall is a traditional residence hall built in 1960. It was named for Elisabeth Ridgely Nicholas. Nicholas was the daughter of Mary Lawlor and John Stuart Nicholas of New Brunswick. Serving as first Registrar-Bursar of the New Jersey College for Women (1918-1921), Nicholas was one of the pioneers responsible for the development of what is now known as Douglass College. She performed duties as the Dean of Students and was named an Honorary Member of the Douglass Class of 1924.
- Type of Residence Hall: Traditional Hall
- Number of Students: 230
- Number of Floors: 3
- Average Room Size: 11x16
- Availability: First-Year Students, Transfer Students
- Contract Type: Undergraduate Academic Year (Two semesters)
- What's Nearby?
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Adjacent to Neilson Dining Hall. Near the Cook Student Center, Cook/Douglass Recreation Center, intramural fields. Also a short walk to Douglass Campus Center, Douglass Library, Laurie Music Library, and the Rutgers Arts Center Complex.
- Features & Amenities
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- Vending machines
- Wifi throughout the building
- Laundry facility
- Building main lounge
- Floor lounge(s)
- Flat screen television(s) (with cable)
- Pool table, foosball table
- Communal sink
- Kitchen with oven (no stovetop in basement)
- Communal bathroom (separated by gender)
- Laminated flooring
- What's included in my space?
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What’s included in my room?
- Twin extra long bed and mattress
- Closet space
- Dresser
- Desk
- Chair
- Microfridge
- Blinds or curtains
- Wifi in bedrooms
- Laminate flooring
- Room Photos
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- Floor Plans
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