Sitting alongside two other first-year residence halls, Whelan is a traditional-style, three-story building for first-year students on LMU’s north campus. Two students share a room with a community bathroom centrally located on each floor. As part of being a resident, students in Whelan fall under the theme community Los Angeles Experience, which allows students to participate in outings that help them explore the richness of Los Angeles. The building is named for former Loyola University president, Edward Whelan, SJ.
Details for Whelan Hall
- Building Type: Traditional Residence Hall, Co-ed by floor
- Location: Near Del Rey North and Sacred Heart Chapel; next to Sunken Gardens
- Built: 1965 (renovated in 1990)
- # of Student Beds: 174
- Approximate Dimensions: 12’ x 16’
- Features: Separate Laundry Facility with Washers and Dryers, Water Bottle Filling Stations, Cloud-based Printer, 2 Floor Lounges, and a Large 4th Floor Lounge with Microwave
- Elevator: No
Furniture Details
| Furniture Per Student |
|---|
| 1 - XL Twin Bed |
| 1 - Standing Wardrobe |
| 1 - Dresser |
| 1 - Desk |
| 1 - Desk Chair |
| 1 - Bookshelf |
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ROOMIE: Explore a Whelan room using the link below. Furniture can be arranged, items can be measured and products can be purchased to prepare the perfect environment for your experience in Lion Nation!
Please note: While these are default layouts and measured accurately, individuals rooms are subject to variation and measurements are approximate.