University of Notre Dame

"The spring-fed lakes from 1842 buffer the northwest edge of campus. Both St. Mary’s Lake to the west and St. Joseph’s Lake to the east have a jogging trail and host many student water activities."

"Initially opened to residents in fall 2008, Duncan Hall was the first new residence hall built in more than a decade. The hall, home to around 230 men, is located next to the nine-hole golf course."

"Frequently referred to as “Morrissey Manor” due to its architecture, this home to 230 men was built in 1925 and named after the University’s seventh president, Rev. Andrew Morrissey, C.S.C."

"Built in 1843 by Rev. Edward Sorin, it is the oldest building on campus, and now serves as the undergraduate seminary for the Indiana province of the Congregation of Holy Cross priests."

"Today the hall houses over 200 women, but it was originally constructed as a men’s residence hall in 1939. At one point, the athletic department, including Leahy, was located in the basement."

"Built in 1997 and named after its benefactors, Notre Dame alumnus and former Trustee Robert Welsh and his wife Kathleen, Welsh Family Hall is located on West Quad and is home to undergraduate women."