Cudd Hall

Home to Converse's Nisbet Honors students, Cudd Hall's distinctive Southern architecture makes for a cozy home-away-from-home. In 2023, a $3.5 million revitalization preserved the building's historic character while ushering in a new generation of students with a self-service coffee market, a second-story kitchen, and a third-story study room.

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A small table and two chairs sit in front of a large window in a coffee and tea service area. A sign in the foregrounds says, "Now Open! Richard's Roast Coffee Bar"
A kitchen area features a table with six chairs in front of a large window, alongside a counter with cabinets and a sink. A stainless steel refrigerator appears in the right foreground.
A lofted bed with purple blanket and pillow appears in a corner between a desk on the left and a bedside chest with three drawers below a window on the right.
Main entrance to three-story Cudd Hall. Four white pillars support a patio on the brick building. A purple sign in the foregrounds shows "Converse 1889".
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⭐ Residence Halls

Our residential communities are where you feel the most at home and develop relationships with peers in a community. The best part of living at Converse is being part of the community. From chatting with your professors at lunch, attending a residence hall program or building new friendships, Converse is a wonderful place to live and learn.

⭐ Nisbet Honors Program

The invitation-only Nisbet Honors Program offers academically gifted students a community to explore new avenues of thinking, independent research, and intellectually challenging topics. More than half of our Nisbet graduates pursue advanced study at graduate schools and many are the recipients of generous scholarships and stipends.

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