Shirreff Hall

Shirreff Hall

 

Live in a residence full of unique spaces

Nestled among oak and maple trees, the cherished Shirreff Hall welcomes 440 students during the academic year. You'll find it on Studley Campus, at the corner of Oxford Street and South Street.

Shirreff Hall features single, double (two single beds), and loft double rooms furnished with a bed, bureau and desk for each student. Most rooms in New Eddy and Newcombe have sinks.

Take a look inside. 

What you'll find in Shirreff Hall

  • first-year, returning & transfer students
  • all-gender residence with female-only house (Newcombe)
  • single, double and loft double rooms
  • shared, all-gender washrooms with private toilet and shower stalls (all-gender washrooms in all-gender houses)
  • regular and quiet noise levels
  • dining hall
  • Victorian lounge (with piano)
  • library
  • television lounges
  • study rooms
  • laundry rooms
  • meal plan is mandatory
  • 24-hour front desk

Interesting facts about Shirreff Hall


Shirreff Hall was an exclusively female residence until 2005, when Old Eddy and New Eddy became all-gender.

The Shirreff Hall motto is "Esse Quam Videri" (To Be Rather Than To Seem).

Shirreff Hall is organized into three houses:

  • Old Eddy was built in 1923 and is home to the Old Eddy Gators.
  • New Eddy was built in 1962 and is home to the New Eddy Knights.
  • Newcombe was built in 1966 and remains a female-only residence. It's home to the Newcombe Killer Cod.
  • The Annex was built in 1923 and partners with Newcombe to form the Killer Cod.

Accessibility

Students with accessibility needs should contact the Residence Office for additional information.

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