McTyeire Hall — Emory University
Emory University

McTyeire Hall

DEMOLISHED 🏚️ Demolished 2015 McTyeire Hall (opened 1941) was demolished in 2015 for the Campus Life renovation; no longer an existing residence hall.
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McTyeire Hall is one of the historic residential buildings in Emory's Freshman Village, offering a traditional corridor-style environment with communal bathrooms that reflects classic college residential design. The building carries significant institutional history and has been a formative experience for generations of Emory freshmen. McTyeire is centrally positioned within the residential core and actively participates in the first-year community engagement initiatives.

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Bathrooms here are communal, so you'll be carrying your things down the hall. Students here often pick up:

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