Sorin Hall is the oldest and most historic men's residence hall at Notre Dame, named after Father Edward Sorin, the university's founder. A traditional corridor-style building adjacent to the Main Building (the Golden Dome), Sorin is one of the smallest and most intimate halls on campus. Single and double rooms with communal bathrooms. Sorin has an exceptional location at the symbolic heart of campus and a reputation for strong community spirit and academic engagement.
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