M.J. McGough Company. The entrance doors are split in between the two dorms, and traditionally, Keenan residents do not use the Stanford doors and vice versa. The corridors of Keenan are blue and white, reflecting the dorm colors. Each floor is divided into two sections, North and West. The Holy Cross chapel features a 13-foot crucifix and a wooden carving depicting "Christ as a Young Boy in the Temple" by Croatian artist Ivan Meštrović, at the time professor and artist in residence at Notre Dame. The chapel also features stained glass windows by Robert Leader, one of the last remaining Iwo Jima veterans who witnessed the famous flag-raising. The chapel, which is shared with Stanford Hall, seat 400 and also features a marble main altar and stone side altars. The pipe organ was a gift Helen Kellogg of Chicago. Robert F. Griffin, C.S.C was rector of Keenan Hall from 1969, and he was a well-known campus figure, known for his cocker spaniel Darby O'Gill, his Urchin Masses, and his radio show. He described his time as Keenan rector and life in Keenan Hall in his memoir, In the kingdom of the lonely God. In the 1980s, Keenan residents launched "Keenan Community Services", a program that focused on improving neighborhoods in disrepair in South Bend by renovating local homes, with about 50 of the 300 residents contributing to the renovation, upkeep, and maintenance of local homes. Brother Bonaventure Scully, CFX, was rector from 1986 to 1999, and instrumental in Keenan's commitment to Dismas House, a local non-profit dedicated to helping ex-convicts, where he volunteered often and was known for his cooking skills. In 2011 the Hall was awarded the T. Brooks Brademas Lifetime Achievement Award for their work at Dismas House. Keenan residents have been the longest serving volunteers at Dismas house. The current rector is Bobby Nichols. Nichols earned a Bachelor's degree in something from Xavier University and Masters in Theology from Villanova, and became the rector of Keenan in 2017. The basement, known as the Keenan Kommons, is one of the largest common spaces on campus. It features lounges, ping pong tables, pool tables, televisions, and study spaces. It was recently renovated and now features three TV's, including a 90-inch flat screen. The Kommons also includes a weight room, two kitchens, a laundry room, a music rehearsal space, a library and study room, and a meeting room. Especially beloved