Boniface East Hall
Overview
Boniface East Hall, located in the 1959 east wing of the Benedictine Center, serves as a traditional residence hall for women. It is named after Benedictine Sister Boniface Timmons, who arrived in Bismarck in 1892 to be an administrator at CHI St. Alexius Health. She later became an administrator at CHI St. Alexius nursing school when it opened in 1915.
The former Boniface Hall on the CHI St. Alexius campus was the residence for nursing school residents and housed the first Mary College students. As a connecting link to this heritage, "south campus residence hall" was designated Boniface Hall in 2000 when the university purchased Annunciation Priory, now named the Benedictine Center for Servant Leadership.
Traditional Hall | Women
Resident Population: 115
Amenities
- Free laundry
- Wired internet
- Wifi access
- Mailbox
- Elevator access
- Telephone jack
- Community bathrooms
- Community lounges
Room Details
- Single or double occupancy
- Twin XL bed
- Dresser
- Closet
- Desk & chair
- Wastebasket
(Some rooms have sinks)
Featured Faculty
Lucy Spooner
Residence Director of Boniface East and West, Director for St. Teresa of Calcutta Community for Mothers
I was born and raised in small town Nebraska and stayed in my hometown for college. As I attended school, I studied Elementary Education and played volleyball for 4 years. Upon graduation, I said yes to the Lord's call to be a FOCUS missionary and since have lived in Iowa and Indiana. Now, I am so blessed to call Boniface East home! As a residence director, I interact with students through programming, frequenting meals in the nest, and caring for Boniface East and West and for the mothers and children in the St. Teresa of Calcutta Community on campus.