A vital part of the Benedictine educational experience is living in community. Through residence hall living, you'll learn what it means to live, work and play among your fellow students.
Student and Residence Life
Residence halls at a glance:
Baran Hall
Who are eligible? Sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students.
What type of housing? Traditional residence hall with single rooms and community baths.
Highlights? Computer labs, laundry facilities, wireless internet
Burton Hall
Who are eligible? Juniors, seniors, graduate students, and those over 21.
What type of housing? Apartment style living.
Highlights? Full kitchen, living room, two baths.
Parsons Hall
Who are eligible? First-year, sophomores, juniors and seniors.
What type of housing? Double rooms (first-year) with shared community baths, single suites with private or shared baths.
Highlights? Espresso stand, convenience store, fitness room.
Spangler Hall
Who are eligible? Returning residents, at least sophomore status (not Running Start).
What type of housing? Two- to four-person suites, studios, and four-bedroom apartments.
Highlights? Fitness room, prayer room, conference room.
National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH)
zNRHH was founded on the pillars of leadership, recognition, service, and scholastics. The members of this group provide programs for students throughout the residence halls and serve as advocates for the community.
Our current executive board members include:
Sheridan Menard, president
Dylan Shaw, vice president/CFO
Hannah Snow, secretary
Olivia Abbott, National Communications Coordinator (NCC)
Isabella Calzadillas, National Communications Coordinator In-Training (NCC-IT)
Hasley Villadelgado, programming chair
Heather Nicole Saladino and Janie Sacco, Advisors
Interested in being a part of NRHH? To find out more, stop by our weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in the Parsons Conference Room.
You can also email us at NRHH@stmartin.edu.
About our learning communities
Norcia Leadership Community
Designed to pair Saint Martin’s emerging student leaders with first-year students committed to following in their footsteps, the Norcia Leadership Community will feature:
- Mentoring relationships with established leaders.
- Leadership oriented activities, community development projects, and programming.
- Weekly community dinners.
- Participate in annual service projects and retreats.
First-year students who apply and are selected to live on the floor will be assigned to single or double occupancy rooms in three-person to four-person suites with a shared bathroom. They will be matched with student mentors also living on the floor who have demonstrated their commitment to leadership and academic achievement at Saint Martin’s and wish to nurture leadership potential in other students.
Accommodations
We are committed to providing accessible housing for students — and provide it at an equitable rate. Generally, cost may be adjusted according to the room’s price before the accommodation was made. For example, if the accommodation requires a single room, the individual may be housed alone in a double room space, and be charged for a double.
Housing accommodations
In order to have a successful understanding of the necessary accommodations, please be prepared to present a recent evaluation conducted by a qualified professional that describes your disability and supports the need for the specific accommodations you are requesting.
Students needing housing accommodations due to disability need to register with Disability Support Services. This registration can be done by contacting the disability support coordinator, Geoff Brown by email at gbrown@stmartin.edu or phone 360-438-4580.