Saint Scholastica Hall
Overview
Saint Scholastica Hall for women is a residence life community for women enrolled at the University of Mary who have the desire to live in community and grow in faith, character, and holiness. The women in this hall support each other in virtuous living through study, prayer, service to others, and community-based activities.
Located on the third floor of Roers Hall, Saint Scholastica features two-bedroom suites with shared bathroom facilities, a community room, and a chapel on the floor. Members participate in weekly community nights, one retreat per semester, regular spiritual direction, and commit to regular reception of the Sacraments.
The women who chose to live in this community, and hence meet eligibility requirements discussed in the “Eligibility Requirements” section, will experience a supportive and virtuous environment that will balance study, prayer, service, and recreation.
Amenities
- Free laundry
- Wired internet
- Wifi access
- Air conditioning
- Mailbox
- Elevator access
- Computer labs
- Community lounges
- Community bathrooms
Room Details
- Twin XL bed
- Dresser
- Closets
- Desk lamp
- Desk & chair
- Wastebasket
Featured Staff

Erica Boehm, MA
Residence Director
I lived most of my life in Wisconsin, but I'm loving the North Dakota sunsets even more. I enjoy a variety of hobbies, spending time in my hammock, and drinking coffee with friends. I love being on the residence life team because I get to collaborate with others who are passionate about forming the students in our care. One of my favorite parts of working in residence life is helping students create a place they can call home while they are at Mary.

Allison Fitzgerald
Senior Admissions Representative, Special Assistant for Research and Mission Formation
As a Senior Admissions Representative at the University of Mary, I recruit traditional freshmen from Colorado and assist with research and data analytics for Admissions. My role at the University also includes assisting with the President's Seminar and New Faculty and Staff Formation seminars.
I am a member of the Benedictine Oblates of Mary, a religious community of women serving the intellectual apostolate at the University.