Doyle HallDavid Scibilia/The Bona VentureBY: DAVID SCIBILIA, NEWS EDITORSt. Bonaventure University’s residence halls are at 98% capacity. There are currently no plans to build more undergraduate housing, but the university is in the process of building graduate housing, said Ursula Herz, Bonaventure’s director of Residence Life. “The Doyle rooms are big enough for three people,” Grant Giunchi, a freshman undeclared communications major who lives in the Doyle triple, said. Devereux Hall is Bonaventure’s largest stand-alone residence hall, housing 282 students. If this building does not fill with graduate students, some undergraduate students may be able to apply for housing in this new building.