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Part of Speech
Noun
Alternate Forms and Pronunciations
- Chapin ['chay pihn]
- Chapin Humanities Residential College ['chay pihn / hoo 'man ih teez / re zə 'den chəl / 'kah ləj]
- Chapin Hall ['chay pihn / 'hawl]
Description
The humanities themed residential college at Northwestern University. Located at 726 University Place, on South Campus, Chapin has about 63 residents, also referred to as Chapinos. Chapin Hall is the Humanities Residential College.
Example Sentence
I'm going to stop by Chapin tonight.
