UNSW Hall, University of New South Wales

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UNSW Hall

University of New South Wales
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Location| UNSW campus, Kensington
Coordinates| 33°54′58″S 151°13′49″E﻿ / ﻿33.916098°S 151.230343°E﻿ / -33.916098; 151.230343
Full name| UNSW Hall
Established| 2014
Sister colleges| Basser College, Philip Baxter College, Goldstein College, Fig Tree Hall, Colombo House.
Dean| Isabelle Creagh
Website| accommodation.unsw.edu.au/colleges/unsw-hall

UNSW Hall is a residential college that is a part of University of New South Wales' student accommodation portfolio, founded in 2014.

## History[edit]

At its founding, UNSW Hall occupied a facility built in 1959 that previously hosted Phillip Baxter College, then all three Kensington colleges during their redevelopment. In 2018, this facility was identified by the university as end of life,[1] threatening UNSW Hall with closure. Following a "Save UNSW Hall" campaign by residents against this, the college relocated to its current site on the north side of the University of New South Wales' Kensington campus in 2019, occupying one tower in the UNSW Village complex.

## Accommodation[edit]

UNSW Hall is a fully-catered facility, offering students three meals per day at the Goldstein dining hall during session. The accommodation has shared bathrooms and single rooms.

## House Committee[edit]

The House Committee is composed of student leaders elected annually by residents in various portfolios aimed at offering residents opportunities to be involved in extra-curricular activities. The House Committee includes an executive group of a president, secretary and treasurer and administers a budget each year across areas such as cultural, sport, social and communications.[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "UNSW D14 Building Design Report" (PDF). Retrieved 30 January 2022.
2. ^ "House Committee at UNSW Hall". UNSW Accommodation. Retrieved 10 March 2017.

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University of New South Wales

Faculties and schools|

* Art & Design
* Arts and Social Sciences
* Built Environment
* Business School
* Engineering
* Law
* Lowy Cancer Research Centre
* Medicine
* Science
* Australian Defence Force Academy

Campuses|

* Main Kensington Campus
* Kensington
* UNSW Venues
* ADFA - Australian Defence Force Academy (Canberra)
* UNSW Art & Design (Paddington)
* AGSM - Australian Graduate School of Management (Sydney CBD)
* Cliffbrook Campus (Paddington)
* David Phillips Field (Daceyville)
* UNSW Asia (defunct) (Singapore)

Residential colleges|

* UNSW Residential Communities
* Basser College
* Colombo House
* Creston College
* Fig Tree Hall
* Goldstein College
* International House
* New College
* Philip Baxter College
* Shalom College
* UNSW Hall
* Warrane College

Student organisations|

* AFL
* Arc
* Cricket
* Revues
* Regiment
* Rowing Club
* Solar racing team
* Tharunka
* Touch football
* Men's Water polo
* Women's Water polo

People|

Chancellor
David Gonski
Vice-Chancellor
Attila Brungs

* List of alumni
* List of faculty
* Past student/union leaders

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