What: University of the Pacific will celebrate the opening of Southwest Hall, a new state-of-the art residential building, with a ribbon cutting and tours of the newly constructed space. Learn more about Southwest Hall.

When: Tuesday, Aug. 11 at 10 a.m.  

Where: Brief remarks will take place on the lawn outside Southwest Hall on University of the Pacific’s Stockton campus (between buildings 27 and 31).

Parking is available along the street and in front of the Alumni House.

About Southwest Hall:

University of the Pacific’s Southwest Hall is a new state-of-the-art residential building designed to house nearly 400 students beginning this academic year. It also includes three suites for staff and faculty-in-residence, 12 study spaces for individual and group work, and an interior courtyard for students to socialize, relax and hold events. 

The building is located on the site of the former Southwest Hall and retains many of the striking design elements of the original century-old building.

This project adds a twelfth residence hall on the Stockton Campus. The additional space is needed to accommodate Pacific’s growing residential population. Pacific guarantees four years of on-campus housing for all undergraduates.