Freshmen Housing
All of our freshmen housing is centerally located near the center of campus. Freshmen residence halls are made up of almost all double rooms. All campus housing is eqpuipt with data and cable connections. Students living on campus are also provide with light housekeeping services. Freshmen housing does not have air conditioning.
Please click on a building to find out more information:
Casey
Denis Edward
Driscoll
Fitch
Gannon
Gonzaga House
Hafey
Hannan
Lavis
Lynett
Martin
McCormick
McCourt
McGowan House
Nevils
Casey Hall, traditionally used as an all male building is one of our smaller communities, with a capacity of 59 students. All the rooms in Casey Hall are double occupancy and do not have carpeting.
Denis Edward Hall, know fondly as DE, is a building traditionally used to house 75 female students. DE rooms are all doubles and there is no carpeting.
Driscoll Hall is one of our two large freshmen residence halls with a capacity of 139 students. Driscoll is a co-ed building, males and females are housed on different floors. Driscoll rooms do have carpeting. Driscoll rooms are mainly doubles, but there are some triple and quadruple rooms.
Fitch Hall, an all male building with a capacity of 59 students. Fitch rooms are all doubles and the rooms are not carpeted.
Gannon Hall, Lavis Hall, and McCormick Hall, (known as GLM).
GLM are three buildings attached to each other. GLM is a female building. Gannon houses 72, Lavis houses 82, and McCormick houses 65 females respectively. Some of the rooms in GLM are triples and quadruples, but mainly the rooms are all double occupancy. GLM is not carpeted.
Gonzaga House, one of our 3 Clay Ave. houses, offers an semi-private living experience for it's 12 residents. Gonzaga has 2 fully eqpuipt kitchens as well as a lounge/living room. Typically a house designated for upper-class students, in the fall of 2011, Gonzaga House will be recommissioned for freshmen housing.
Hafey Hall, an all male building, with an occupancy of 56 is another one of our smaller all male communities. Hafey is not carpeted.
Hannan Hall is home to 77 students housed in traditional double rooms. Hannan is co-ed. and is carpeted. Hannan Hall is also one of our living-learning communities. The students in this building commit to a lifestyle focused on the different aspects of wellness. The Resident Assistants assigned to Hannan Hall have completed additional training to assist students in this community.
Lynett Hall, traditionally used to house freshmen men, is made up of all double rooms and has a capacity of 47. Lynett is not carpeted.
Martin Hall, one of our smaller freshmen all male building, housing 51 students in double rooms. Martin is not carpeted.
McCourt Hall is home to the living-learning community Cura-Personalis, known by it's residents as CP. CP students make a commitment to this community by providing service to others. This hall offers a faith based program. McCourt Hall is a small community of 47 students. The building offers a co-ed living experiences and all of the rooms are double occupancy. McCourt Hall is not carpeted.
McGowan House, the most prominent of all of our campus houses, standing proudly on the corner of Clay Ave. McGowan houses 21 students. A co-ed building, McGowan provides 3 kitchens and 3 lounge/living rooms, one on each floor. Typically a house designated for upper-class students, in the fall of 2011, Gonzaga House will be recommissioned for freshmen housing.
Nevils Hall is our largest freshmen residence hall, housing 143 students in double rooms. Nevils is co-ed and is carpeted.
