Students spend more time out of the classroom in their college careers than inside. The experience of living on campus in a residence hall is one that is often undervalued or lightly considered. The Residence Halls are not simply a place to live. 

We are committed to fulfilling the Lasallian tradition by creating a living environment, which fosters the academic, spiritual, emotional and personal growth of each resident, while developing in each student a sensitivity to his/her fellow peers, helping the residents become active members of the community.

While living in the Residence Halls, students can expect the following:

• To work through various levels of personal and interpersonal development.
• To understand what Saint Mary’s means by striving to be a campus of inclusive excellence.

• To practice face-to-face communication skills.
• To follow community standards, including expectations, method(s) of accountability, & appropriate consequences.
• To develop a sense of personal background & cultural contributions.
• To gain an appreciation of others’ backgrounds & cultural contributions to the community.
• To increase self awareness & reflect on personal & social values.
• To connect with classmates in healthy social settings.
• To increase ability to connect and have fun with others without the use of alcohol. 
• To gain the ability to take personal and social responsibility for the development of their residential community.