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Bishop Julius Hall - Definition |
| Related Words: Antipope, Apostle, Archbishop, Archdeacon, Canon, Cardinal, Castle, Chaplain, Chessman, Curate, Deacon, Dean, Elder, Exarch |
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Bishop Julius Hall is an independent residential hall at the University of Canterbury. It has 108 single rooms with all floors being co-educational.
It was founded on August 23, 1917 and was known as The Bishops Hostel and was at Bishopscourt. In 1924 the hostel moved to 10 Cranmer Square. In 1974, the University of Canterbury moved to Ilam and so did the Hall. In 1993, it was decided to make the Hall co-educational with falling numbers of females applying.
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