Monroe Hall is named for J. Blanc Monroe, a former member of the Board of Trustees. It is a twelve-story facility that offers panoramic views of the campus and city. Originally built in 1963 by Diboll-Kessels and Koch and Wilson, Architects, Monroe's facade was redesigned in 2004 by John P. Klingman.
Monroe is home to first-year students and is coed by wing with both double- and single-occupancy rooms. The rooms have extra-long twin beds, moveable desks, dressers, and ample closet space.
The Sharp desk is open 24/7 to assist Monroe residents with key/access issues, security concerns, or additional questions. Contact the Sharp desk at 504-865-5747. Monroe is exclusive to first-year students and houses about 600 Tulanians every year.
https://housing.tulane.edu/monroe-residence-hall