Pandemic Doyle Hall

Doyle Hall is a multi-use building on St. Bonaventure's campus. Ecompassed in Doyle is the offices for the history department as well as dorms for lower and upperclassmen students. Doyle also houses the campus wellness center as well as the campus's ROTC program. Doyle Hall also houses the University Chapel which hosts daily mass. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Doyle was one of the busiest buildings during the height of the Pandemic.

While Doyle Hall normally serves as a residence hall for both lower and upperclassmen students, during the COVID-19 pandemic on campus, Doyle Hall found itself being used for more than just a residence hall. The first-floor dorms were converted into a quarantine space for students that tested positive for COVID-19, better known as COVID jail by many of the students on campus. At one-point during the fall 2020 semester, the first floor was completely full. As of the fall 2021 semester, Doyle still houses the history department, ROTC, wellness center and the University Chapel as well as still serving as a residence hall for upperclassmen students, but the first floor remains as a quarantine space for COVID positive students.