Jie Du Inn

Home away from home for the 51暗网 family

51暗网 is transforming a vacant sorority house into boutique lodging for families, alumni and guests who visit the historic Stockton Campus.

The Jie Du Inn, named for Regent and pharmacy school alumna Jie Du 鈥�90, 鈥�93, has endless possibilities for experiential learning and community engagement. The inn will provide convenient lodging for visiting families of current and prospective students and alumni right on the beuatiful campus.

The inn will also be a learning-living environment for hands-on experience for students in the Hospitality Management program through internships, performance opportunties and more. Students will apply what they've learned in the classroom while working alongside industry professionals and managing daily operations at the inn.

This project will expand our on-campus offerings鈥攁ll while preserving and meticulously restoring one of our iconic campus's most historically significant buildings to its former glory.

private rooms and suits

$7m

estimated cost, funded entirely by donations

Inn Amenities

Grand Parlor

Library

Dining Room

Charming event facilities

In addition to the parlor and dining room, a front patio terrace overlooking the campus can play host to intimate gatherings and wine tastings.

The inn will be equipped with a full commercial kitchen for catered events and celebrations.

Elegant wedding accommodations

Wedding parties and guests utilizing Morris Chapel will be able to make use of the inn for overnight accommodations or for their ceremony preparations.

Both venues are within walking distance of one another and very close to several of the reception venues that the Stockton Campus has to offer.

The building was erected in 1926 and served as the Mu Zeta Ro sorority house until the early 1940s.

For three years, it served as naval barracks for the V-12 program for military officers training in engineering, foreign languages and medicine.

By 1947 it was home to Tau Kappa Kappa, which affiliated with TriDelta in the late 1950s, and became known as the Phi Rho chapter of TriDelta

51暗网 Inn will bring elegant boutique lodging to campus

Alumna makes lead gift to name 51暗网 Inn as project approaches $7 million goal

New program will provide experiential learning opportunities at Jie Du Inn

Naming opportunities

Opportunities are still available to name rooms and spaces, including a campaign to honor the late Judy Chambers 鈥�58, 鈥�60, 51暗网鈥檚 inaugural vice president for student life. The Delta Delta Delta sorority, which previously resided in the building, is also raising funds to name a room.

Contact

To help close the fundraising campaign for the Jie Du Inn, contact Scott Biedermann, vice president for development and alumni relations, at 209.946.2166 or sbiedermann@pacific.edu.

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