History:
 Originally built in 1967 as Lawless Hall in the Brisson Seminary complex, Chappuis Hall became a residence hall in 1993 with the purchase of the former Oblate seminary property. The hall is named for Mother Mary DeSales Chappuis (1793-1875), a nun of the Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary, who is credited with revitalizing the "Spiritual Directory of St. Francis De Sales." Chappuis is also credited with co-founding the Oblates of St. Francis De Sales along side Fr. Louis Brisson.
Building Features:
One residential floor in a mixed use facility (lower floors house administrative offices and academic programs)
Mostly suite-style housing (2 double rooms sharing a bathroom)
Female Undergraduate Housing
Central laundry facility
Main lounge/study area
Hard-wired fire system
24/7 secured, card access facility
Room Features:
Average room dimensions: 16" x 14"
Cable television service (1 jack per room)
Local telephone service (1 landline per room)
ResNet Internet access (1 port per student)
Individual heating/air conditioning units
Room Furnishings:
Bunkable beds (standard size)*
Desks (42"W x 24"D x 30"H)
Desk chairs
Dressers (30"W x 20"D x 30"H)
Built-in closets
Vertical blinds
*extra-long beds issued to students over 6'2" in height as per Housing Application
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Chappuis Hall Photos
