Residence Halls & Apartments
On-Campus Living
The university offers students a variety of residence hall options including traditional residence and suite-style halls in addition to apartment-style facilities.
Traditional Residence Halls & Suite-Style Halls
Most of our freshmen will start their on-campus living experience in our traditional residence halls or suite-style halls. These halls include North Hall, Roers Hall, Boniface East Hall, Boniface West Hall, Greg Butler Hall, and Hillside Hall. Living in this close-knit community provides our students opportunities to build strong bonds with each other.
Each hall has its own community life with activities and events held in the lounges. Inside the residence halls, our students have access to lounges, a computer lab with printing capabilities, and free laundry services. Each lounge comes fully furnished with couches, a TV, and other amenities that students are encouraged to use. Our students bond with their suitemates and hall buddies, who they see every day as they pass through the halls and lounges on their way to classes, meetings, and other activities.
The Apartments
Some of our students want more independent living arrangements. For these students, we have apartment halls: Boyle and Deichert, and The Cloisters – Subiaco and Monte Cassino – on the north side of campus. Our apartment halls have a three-bedroom layout with a bath, an open kitchen, and living room area. By being a member of the apartment community, you will also receive a Chesterton’s membership to the campus pub located by The Cloisters.
Chesterton’s is the primary community space for students living at our campus apartments. Here students can study, socialize, play a round of pool, or get food and drinks at the bar. Our apartment-style housing provides students a place to have a little more space and independence as they get ready for life after college, while still allowing them to participate and take advantage of Mary’s community life.
