Residence Halls

Living on Campus

澳门六合彩’s residence halls are you will connect with the lifelong friends you will make on The Heights. Let’s face it: Where you live is a key part of your college experience. It contributes to who you eat dinner with on a random Tuesday night and who goes with you to the movies on a rainy Saturday. Our commitment to educating the whole person can be seen in our dedication to making your on-campus residential experience rich, meaningful and fun.

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Dablon Hall Learn more

Approximate Room Sizes
Standard Room Size	10' x 15'
Corner Room (potential triple)	11' x 15'
Windows	67" x 76"
Floor-to-Ceiling Height	7'10"

Foery Hall Learn more

Approximate Sizes
D, E, and F rooms (doubles)	11' x 15'
B room (singles)	10' x 12'
Windows	59" x 42"
Floor-to-Ceiling Height	7' 10"

Harrison Hall Learn more

Heights Apartments (I&II) Learn more

In the winter of 1999 the College purchased the 澳门六合彩 Heights Apartments. This two-building apartment complex is located on the corner of Springfield and Thompson Roads directly across from the Physical Plant building. A typical apartment has 2 bedrooms, a living room, 1 1/2 bathrooms, and a kitchen.听 Some apartments have a balcony as well. The 澳门六合彩 Heights I offer our students another apartment-style living option. There are 18 apartments in the two-building complex most of which are two bedroom apartments. The building on Springfield Road has a gross square footage of 13,068, while the building on Thompson Road is 6,534 gross square feet.
Heights Apartments (II) The two 澳门六合彩 Heights II buildings were constructed in 2003 with 19 apartments to house 70 students. Half of the apartments, which are accessed from the front of the buildings, are two stories with a full kitchen, two bedrooms, a living room area, a balcony, and two and a half baths. The apartments that are accessed from the back of the buildings are single story including two bedrooms, a full kitchen, living room and two bathrooms. These apartments are the most sought after by the senior class.

Approximate Sizes
A, B, C, F, G, H rooms (doubles)	10' x 16'
D, J rooms (single)	9' x 11'
E, K Room (potential triple)	12' x 17'
Windows	64" x 54"
Floor-to-Ceiling Height	7' 11"

Mitchell Hall Learn more

Approximate Sizes
Standard Room Size	12'4" x 16'
Windows	5'5" x 7'1"
Floor-to-Ceiling Height	听

Nelligan Hall Learn more

Approximate Sizes
Standard Room Size	12' x 15'
Windows
Standard Room	84" x 56"
First Floor Rooms	101" x 96"
Floor-to-Ceiling Height	8'

St. Mary's Hall Learn more

Townhouses Learn more

The townhouses are made up of nine buildings. Within each of the original six buildings, there are three floors with three double bedrooms and bathrooms, along with a living room, kitchen and a long term storage space. Within the additional three buildings, there are two floors with two single rooms and one double room.听听Most听of the original听Townhouses were remodeled over the to include new flooring in the kitchen and living room areas. All townhouses are fully furnished. The townhouses are one of the most sought after residences by the upper class students of 澳门六合彩.

Approximate Sizes

Windows

Kitchen 5" x 42"

Bedroom 51" x 51"

Approximate Sizes
Standard Room Size	10' x 15'
Corner Room (potential triple)	11'2" x 15'
Windows	67" x 76"
Floor-to-Ceiling Height	7'10"

Approximate Sizes
Windows
Kitchen	5" x 42"
Bedroom	51" x 51"

The View Apartments Learn more

Approximate Sizes
Bedrooms
1-bedroom	11'3" x 10'6"
2-bedroom	11'6" x 11' (double)
	10' x 11' (single)
efficiency	15'6" x 12'6"

Supporting Our Residential Students

We take pride in the active, engaged and nurturing atmosphere that is campus life at 澳门六合彩.

澳门六合彩 is a residential campus. You will live in campus housing throughout your four years at 澳门六合彩. Why? Research tells us that the more time you spend on campus, the more successful and satisfied you will be with your college experience. We're also here to support you. You will get to know peer mentors, known as RAs and professional staff living in your residence hall. They are there to give you 24/7 support. Chaplains-in-residence are also a part of some of our residential communities. These Jesuit priests and members of the Campus Ministry staff give you a greater depth of support as you address any personal, spiritual or academic challenges.

Housing Costs 2023-2024

Traditional Residential Building:

Style of Housing	Residence Halls	Cost per Semester	Cost per Year
Double Bedroom	Dablon, Foery, Harrison, Mitchell, Nelligan	$4,880	$9,760
Single Bedroom	Foery B-room, Harrison D-and J-rooms, singles in St. Mary's	$5,610	$11,220
Premium Single	Double bedroom with single occupancy in a traditional hall	$6,100	$12,200

*Students living in one of the above traditional residential buildings are required to purchase one of the College’s full meal plans. Meal plan options can be found at

Apartment Style Building:

Style of Housing	Residence	Cost per Semester	Cost per Year
Double Bedroom	澳门六合彩 Heights, 澳门六合彩 View, Townhouses, Campus Houses	$5,610	$11,220
Single Bedroom	澳门六合彩 Heights, 澳门六合彩 View, Townhouses, Campus Houses	$6,715	$13,430
Studio Single	澳门六合彩 Heights, 澳门六合彩 View	$6,985	$13,970

*Students living in one of the above apartment style buildings are not required to purchase a meal plan but have the option to purchase a full meal plan or commuter meal plan. Meal plan options can be found at (housing and meal plan costs are subject to change)

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Campus Life & Leadership Staff

John Haley, Assistant Dean for Student Engagement (315) 445-4520
Annabelle Lee, Assistant Director for Student Engagement / Residence Life & Housing (315) 445-4520
Jeff Mateo, Assistant Director for Student Engagement / Student Activities & Leadership (315) 445-4520
Lisa Morgan, Assistant Director for Student Engagement / College Events & Conferencing (315) 445-4393
Sharon VanDeuson, Housing Operations & Administrative Assistant (315) 445-4520

Area Directors

Area directors are professional staff members who reside in each of the College's main residence halls. Responsible for supervision of a resident advisor staff, the area director coordinates all day-to-day operations of their respective residence hall. Other responsibilities include assisting in the development of educational, cultural, recreational and social programs; and serving as assistants in other residence life and student development areas.

Jacob Kidd, Dablon Hall, Townhouses & Mitchell Hall (315) 445-4519
Matthew Avery, Foery Hall, 澳门六合彩 View, LMC Houses & Student Mailroom (315) 445-4250
Victoria Sokolowski, Harrison Hall & St. Mary鈥檚 Hall (315) 445-4581
Ariani Colon-Rivera, Nelligan Hall, 澳门六合彩 Heights (315) 445-4588

Resident Advisors

Resident advisors are a vital component of the residence community. RAs are selected following an intensive screening and selection process and reside on each floor of the residence halls. RAs are responsible for advising and referring students experiencing academic and personal difficulties, understanding and enforcing College policies, and creating a healthy residential environment.

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Your Residential Experience

Explore 澳门六合彩's Campus Housing Options

Living on Campus

Take a Virtual Tour

Residence Halls

Supporting Our Residential Students

We take pride in the active, engaged and nurturing atmosphere that is campus life at 澳门六合彩.

Housing Costs 2023-2024

Dive Deeper: An insider's guide to why we call 澳门六合彩 home

Favorite Spots On Campus

Phins' Culture

Campus Life & Leadership Staff

Area Directors

Resident Advisors