This hall, dedicated in 1967, was the first residence hall at Gustavus open to both female and male residents. A popular first-year dorm, Norelius (aka "Coed") houses nearly 400 students.
Built in 1929, originally designed with six stairwell/entrances opening to an interior common courtyard. Remodeled in 1982, now houses 185 upperclass men and women.
Built in 1938, this College landmark, due to its unique architecture and location near the main entrance to the campus, is the only hall on campus to house a small chapel.
The large paintings in the basement were created by the resident's of Sohre who lived there from 2009-2010.
The newest residence hall, built in 2005, this building houses nearly 200 upperclass men and women, in 2-4 person apartments, or 4-6 person suites with individual rooms.
