Coronado Hall — University of Arizona
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Coronado Hall

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About Coronado Hall

Coronado Hall is one of the University of Arizona's most centrally located and popular first-year residence halls, a traditional corridor-style building in the heart of the main campus residential district. Named for the Spanish explorer Francisco Vásquez de Coronado, it houses students in traditional double rooms with communal bathrooms on each floor. Coronado is a short walk from the UA Main Gate, the Student Union Memorial Center, and most undergraduate classroom buildings. The hall is popular for its lively community programming and proximity to everything on campus.

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