Opened in 1958, Donald G. Tewksbury Hall is a corridor-style residence hall located on South Campus. Tewksbury Hall was designed by alumnus Sidney Shelov ‘37 & Peter-Paul Muller ‘40 and originally housed the Psychology department in its lower level. Featuring a large common room and community kitchen, Tewksbury houses nearly 100 students in double, triple, and single rooms. All rooms have wall-to-wall windows and the space to allow you to place the furniture in various layouts.
Tewksbury by Number
Tewksbury Hall Amenities
Typical Tewksbury Double Room
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What's inside a Tewksbury Room?
All residents have each of the following furnishings:
- Twin XL Bed
- Closet or Wardrobe
- Desk & Desk Chair
Common Spaces of Tewksbury Hall
From The Archives
Donald G. Tewksbury
Donald George Tewksbury was appointed dean of the college by Columbia's president, Nicholas Murray Butler in 1933. Tewksbury outlined a progressive new educational program for the college that was approved by the board of trustees. To signal these modern curricular changes while still honoring its roots, St. Stephen's was renamed Bard College.