Legend has it that Andy was raised by a wild pack of wolves in the deep forests of western Washington and is a direct descendent of folklore hero Daniel Boone, making him a natural predator of moose and mounted mooseheads alike. Though he no longer eats meat, he does have a weakness for venison of the North Quad variety. If this Malicious Marauder is not too busy pulling off heists that would make Danny Ocean proud, you can find him listening to Coldplay and tending to his bleeding heart. Yes, even Dillon men have a sensitive side. Andy will continue studying political science in his junior year, mastering the arts of pleading the fifth and negotiating deals for his own legal amnesty.

Sean will be living on the third floor next year, arguably the best floor in Dillon (if you like shorter ceilings and many trips up and down stairs). Feel free to drop by his room next year, but do so at your own risk and don't touch his fridge. Outside of Dillon, Sean will be the Co-Programmer for the Student Union Board's Special Events group and a campus tour guide, making him full of useless, boring facts about buildings that students will never go into. If you ever have trouble falling asleep and counting sheep isn't working, Sean will be more than happy to talk to you about LaFun's student government amenities.

Tom "Snow" White proudly hails from the popped collar and hair gel capital of the world: Long Island, NY. When not busy polishing his golf clubs or having a lively discussion with his roommate about the proper time frame in which to do laundry, Tom likes to read and discuss the classics for his Program of Liberal Studies classes. A member of the inaugural class of the Hesburgh-Yusko Scholars, Tom would love to tell you about the wonderful experience that was his Outward Bound excursion before his freshman year; he is currently spending his summer volunteering through his beloved Regis High School's REACH program. If you ever desire a lively conversation with one of the few friendly New Yorkers curiously devoid of the letter H, Tom can be found on the third floor in the quad across from his biggest fan Jack Yusko.

Brian Kinealy is a new resident in Dillon Hall.  For his first two years at Notre Dame Brian was homeless and forced to use his guitar talents to beg for money on the streets.  However, he finally raised enough money to get a haircut, ditched the plaid jacket, and Father Doyle let him stay in the dorm.  Along with half of the class of 2013, Brian is from SLUH and loves everything about St. Louis.  Brian will be abroad in Mexico for the fall semester where he will continue his studies in medicine and psychology.  This is very unfortunate because now Brian will be unable to add to his dorm record for most section football interceptions thrown.  Despite his lack of athleticism Brian is a great guy.  His impeccable handwriting is what got him the Secretary appointment, but his creativity and debating skills will be his true contribution to Dillon Hall Gov.

Hailing from the Americana hills of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Jack Yusko grew up with Kenny Powers. Inspired by Kenny's charisma and charm, Jack can often be found with lacrosse stick in one hand, and his Powers-esque mullet in the other. As a member of the Program of Liberal Studies and the Glynn Family Honors Program, Jack frequently curls up to read works by dead Caucasians. He also recently returned from China where he spent his entire summer singlehandedly finishing the Vietnam War. If you want to hear a southern drawl that makes the women swoon and sounds more American than driving a '68 Chevy with a baseball bat and homemade apple pie down dirt road, you can find Jack in his humble 3rd floor abode.

More commonly known as "Champion of the World" due to his unfailing prowess with the women folk of Notre Dame and SMC, Nate is a key player in the events of Dillon Hall. Although his absence during the fall semester will enhance the dubious nature of his existence, we can assure you with little confidence that he is real. His superpowers include talking fast and mumbling incoherently, but if you cannot decipher what he is saying then it is safe to assume that he is asking you where James Baker is. This love child of Beavis and Nigel Thornberry is a strapping young man, weighing in at a hefty 135 pounds.