A mechanical issue caused air conditioning and hot water failures in Lannon Hall during the first two weeks of the fall semester, leaving many residents without functioning air conditioning and inconsistent...
Ted Dolan ’21, the RA for Quirk Hall, understands firsthand the experience of his residents, all transfer students.
Dolan was a transfer himself during the second semester of his first year, living...
While random bag checks are a regular part of safety protocol in residence halls, many returning residents have noticed an increase in checks this semester.
A number of desk attendants interviewed by...
Undergraduate students will now be able to select gender-inclusive housing options when housing selection begins on March 25.
The new option is a result of St. Joe’s first gender-inclusive housing...
Summer training to include more diversity and inclusion
Inclusion and diversity was the focus of discussion during winter training for all Resident Assistants (RA) as the Office of Residence Life...
Students share what it’s like to live alone
For some students, the single life is the best life—at least when it comes to residence hall living.
Audra Lutz ’21, who lives in a single room in Moore...
University weighs gender-inclusive housing options
The university has in the last five years been working on creating an official gender-inclusive housing option for students who identify as transgender.
The...
The removal of Lancaster Court, Saint Mary’s Hall and Tara Hall as housing options this year is only the first step in the coming changes for St. Joe’s students who choose to live on campus.
As part...
Saint Mary's Hall will no longer be a housing option
Saint Mary’s Hall, an on-campus residence for the last 40 years, will close at the end of the spring semester.
Current residents of Saint Mary’s...
Residence Life initiates new room selection system
The Office of Residence Life has redesigned the system that juniors and seniors use to select their on-campus housing selection, effective for the...
