Visit Campus

We Welcome Your Visit

We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful St. Paul, Minnesota campus.

2004 Randolph Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55105

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COVID-19 Visitor Precautions

While our communities work to minimize the spread of COVID-19, we ask visitors to observe additional precautions:

Do not access campus if you are sick or have symptoms of COVID-19.
Face masks are required before entering, and in all common areas.
Keep 6 feet of space between yourself and others.
Wash your hands before and after visiting campus.
No entry in restricted areas. Be aware of limited-access areas.
Avoid touching surfaces such as benches and railings.

Thank you for helping us keep our campus a safe space for all to enjoy.

Bookstore

Buy (and sell) textbooks, pick up class supplies, or purchase some St. Kate’s merchandise at the campus bookstore.

Chapel

Our Lady of Victory Chapel is a cherished space for reflection and prayer.

Coeur de Catherine

Serving as the campus hub for student activities, Coeur de Catherine houses a wide-range of resources, including the info desk, dining room, post office, library, bookstore, convenience store, meeting rooms, and more.

Fitness Center

The Butler Fitness Center supports the health and fitness of students and the community.

Fine Art Gallery

Showcasing contemporary and historical works, The Catherine G. Murphy Gallery illuminates global and emerging issues grounded in women’s perspectives.

Library

Committed to supporting students and faculty, the library is a place to connect, study, and relax.

Performing Arts

One of the Twin Cities’ premiere venues for showcasing the arts, The O’Shaughnessy hosts a variety of music, dance, and theater performances throughout the year.

Campus Preview

Derham

Derham was the first building on campus, with construction completed in 1905. Currently, it serves as the administrative building.

Our Lady of Victory Chapel

Our Lady of Victory Chapel was completed in 1924 and is recognized in the National Register of Historic places. Students of all faiths are welcome to the Sunday liturgy.

Coeur de Catherine

Coeur de Catherine, or the heart of Catherine, is the campus student center. Commonly referred to as the “CdC,” it hosts a variety of services, including the bookstore, dining, library, public safety, and other student services.

Butler Center

The Butler Center was built in 1994 for women in athletics. It was renovated in 2015 with new equipment and facilities, including cardio and aerobic areas, a gym, a lap pool, and a weight room.

Fontbonne

Fontbonne was originally built in 1931 as the athletic facility for campus. Now it is home to a variety of academic programs.

The O’Shaughnessy

The O’Shaughnessy opened in 1970 as a 1,800-seat auditorium. It is used for University events, including graduation and opening convocation, and public events including music, dance, and theater.

The Frey Theater

The Frey Theater is a black box theater with seating for 180 guests. This smaller campus space hosts two student-led productions a year.

Mendel

Mendel was built in 1927 to serve women in STEM fields. St. Catherine University is one of the only colleges in the Twin Cities with a cadaver lab, located on the fourth floor.

Visual Arts

The Visual Arts building was constructed in 1970 for classroom and gallery spaces. It is home to the Catherine G. Murphy Gallery, which features local women artists.

Whitby

Whitby was built in 1914 as the second building on campus. Now it hosts several healthcare programs.

Dew Drop Pond

Dew Drop Pond is a popular outdoor oasis on campus.

Stanton and Crandall Halls

Stanton and Crandall Halls are smaller residence halls, connected by an above-ground walkway. Each building hosts 50 first-year students. Crandall Hall is home to a global perspectives themed housing option.

St. Mary Hall

St. Mary Hall is the largest residence hall on campus, with 200 first-year students. There are several shared spaces, including, 24-hour computer labs, free laundry, and lounges. This hall contains honors and Emerging Scholars themed housing options.

Caecilian Hall

Caecilian Hall was built in 1921 as the music building, but currently serves as an upper-class residence hall.

Campus Tour

See what makes St. Catherine University’s campus an urban oasis, and get a sense of what campus life has to offer.