Crowell Quad

Featuring a large clock tower at its entrance, Crowell Quad was named for Trinity College president John Franklin Crowell, president of Trinity College when the school relocated to Durham. These residential halls opened in 1931 and are one of six residential quadrangles, or quads, on West Campus.

Crowell Quad contains Houses BB-EE, G and H, and accomodates just over 350 sophomore, junior, and senior students.  Houses G and H are substance-free.  Crowell Quad is also home to the Wellness Community on West and the Baldwin Scholars living-learning communities.  There are no selective living groups in Crowell.

Amenities 

Crowell has 5 common rooms, two laundry rooms, two eprint stations, one computer lab, and three kitchens. See below for images:

House BB Commons - couches and study tables, e-print station

 

House CC Commons - couches and study tables, fully equipped kitchen, cable tv (e-print was relocated to BB Commons)

 

House DD Commons - *Game room* - cable tv, foosball, pool table, couches and study tables, vending machines

 

House EE Commons - couches and study tables, cable tv 

 

House G Commons - *Media Room* - couches and study tables, fully equipped kitchen, cable/ LCD,  flat panel tv

 

Laundry facilities are in Houses H and BB

 

Crowell Quad is completely un-airconditioned.

Links to our Living-Learning communities

Wellness Community on West: http://rlhs.studentaffairs.duke.edu/communities/learning/west%20wellness.html

Baldwin Scholars: http://baldwinscholars.duke.edu/


For more information, please feel free to contact Laura Kirkland, Residence Coordinator at laura.kirkland@duke.edu.