Sherman Graduate Residence Hall

Daniels and Sherman Halls serve as the two graduate dormitories on campus. Although primarily for graduate student housing, both accept upper class undergraduates as well.

Sherman Hall was completed in 1966 and is named after Stuart Pratt Sherman, who was English faculty in the 1900's and edited books for the New York Herald-Tribune literary magazine.

 

Fast Facts about the Sherman Graduate Residence Hall
Date Built:	1966
Full Name:	Sherman Graduate Residence Hall
Full History:	Sherman Graduate Residence Hall History
Photo Gallery:	Sherman Graduate Residence Hall Photo Gallery
On the Map:	Sherman Graduate Residence Hall on the Campus Map
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