Address: 51 Lawrence Ave.
A hub for student activities, Gerety Hall also houses classrooms and faculty offices. On the first floor is the Global Cafe and the fireplace lounge, where many campus events are held. The lower level is home to the bicycle loan program, student mailroom and a lounge.
The second floor features classrooms, a club resource room, the Office of Community Service, the Student Government Association, Campus Activities Board, Willow and Mosaic offices and a study lounge. The third floor houses offices for the Department of Music, Theatre and Dance.
Built for renowned anglophile James J. Van Alen and completed in 1887, Wakehurst was conceptualized by British architect Charles Eamer Kempe and constructed by local architect Dudley Newton. An exact replica of an Elizabethan manor house in England, Wakehurst is distinguished by its geometric detail. Designed by Ernest Bowditch, the grounds recall the green serenity of an English country estate, with a serpentine drive and footpaths winding under magnificent specimen trees and ending at formal gardens.
Salve Regina acquired Wakehurst from the Van Alen family in 1972.