McCarthy Hall, Washington D.C.

McCarthy Hall, Washington D.C.

McCarthy Hall stands as an integral part of a trio of residence halls, along with Kennedy and Reynolds, collectively forming the Southwest Quad at Georgetown University. Together, these halls provide accommodation for approximately 780 students, fostering a vibrant and inclusive residential community. McCarthy Hall, nestled within this complex, offers a dynamic living environment that encourages social interaction, academic collaboration, and personal growth among its residents.

Each floor of McCarthy Hall features a communal space equipped with a full kitchen, providing residents with opportunities to engage in shared meals, social gatherings, and collaborative study sessions. This communal setting serves as a hub where students can forge friendships, exchange ideas, and cultivate a sense of belonging within the larger university community. Whether bonding over a home-cooked meal, catching up on favorite TV shows, or collaborating on group projects, residents of McCarthy Hall benefit from a supportive and inclusive living environment that enriches their college experience.

McCarthy Hall is also home to distinctive living learning communities, including the Transfer Living Learning Community and the Justice & Diversity in Action Living Learning Community. These specialized communities offer unique opportunities for students to connect with peers who share similar interests, backgrounds, and aspirations. As part of the Southwest Quad, McCarthy Hall plays a vital role in fostering a sense of community, belonging, and academic excellence among its diverse student population.

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Sight Name: McCarthy Hall
Sight Location: Washington D.C., USA (See walking tours in Washington D.C.)
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