At Saint Martin's, we strive to create a safe and secure environment as your university home. Our coeducational residential village, which includes traditional residential halls and apartments, offers both privacy and community. We want this to be a welcoming place for you to build relationships, develop social responsibility, and achieve academic success.
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Eligible students
Sophomores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students
Housing type
Traditional residence hall that features spacious single rooms and community baths
Eligible students
Juniors, seniors, graduate students, and those over 21
Housing type
Apartment style
Eligible students
First-year students and upper-class students (sophomore through graduate)
Housing type
Double rooms for first-years with shared community baths, single suites with private or shared baths
Eligible students
Returning residents or students with at least sophomore status
Housing type
Two- to four-person suites and four-bedroom apartments
Developing leaders for service and the common good. Named after Norcia, Italy, the birthplace of Saint Benedict, the Norcia leaders community is a partnership between Housing and Residence Life, the Benedictine Leaders Program, and the Benedictine Institute.
International students are able to apply for housing throughout the year and are assigned to housing based on the space that is available. In order to apply for on-campus housing, you must complete a housing application and contract and be an admitted student at Saint Martin's University. International students are required to live on-campus unless they meet the criteria for an exemption.
As a graduate or veteran student, you may choose whichever living situation best fits your needs. Unfortunately, we do not offer family housing, but we may be able to assist you with other resources in that regard.
The National Residence Hall Honorary, NRHH, is a residence life sponsored student group that strives to create a strong community within the residence halls through student programming and advocacy.
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