de Nobili Hall
de Nobili Hall is named for Roberto de Nobili, a Jesuit missionary.
*Rendering shows closet, however, de Nobili rooms have wardrobes.
de Nobili Hall features a two-story entertainment lounge, four study lounges, and two community kitchens. de Nobili Dining Hall is located on the ground level and offers a late night dining option for all residents.
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Quick Facts |
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| Hall Type | first year, single gender by floor |
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Room Types
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double and triple traditional rooms |
| Kitchens | community kitchens in lounges |
| Bathrooms | semi-private community style |
| Dining Hall | de Nobili Dining Hall located on first floor |
| Air Conditioning | yes |
| Elevator Access | yes |
| Residential Floors | 4 |
| Winter Break | open to those who register (additional fee may apply) |
| Furniture | each student has 1 bed, 1 dresser, 1 desk, 1 chair |
| Beds |
bunkable and loftable, twin XL (84"L x 41"W x 29"H)
due to layout, some beds must remain bunked
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| Lofting | junior lofts (36") and high lofts (64") may be available |
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Front Desk and
Access
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24-hour staffed reception desk
ID required for entry
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| Amenities |
front desk, study lounges on all floors, two community
kitchens, recreation lounges, laundry
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de Nobili Hall is located at 6350 N. Kenmore Avenue
This address can be used for locating the hall, food delivery, etc.
No mail, flowers, or packages of any kind are accepted at de Nobili Hall.
All student mail and packages should be addressed to:
[STUDENT NAME]
6317 N. Broadway
Chicago, IL 60660
6317 N. Broadway
Chicago, IL 60660
