Traditional Residence Halls
Our traditional residence halls offer single, double, and triple rooms with shared community spaces like kitchens, lounges, and bathrooms. First-year students live in St. Mary, Stanton, and Crandall, unless you sign up for one of our theme housing communities in upper-class housing. As an upper classperson, you have a wider range of housing options. Our suites and apartments include private living spaces, along with shared community spaces like computer labs and social lounges.
Each of our housing options provides you with countless opportunities to connect with your fellow Katies and grow within the campus community.
Continue below to find the perfect housing option for you!
Caecilian Hall

Caecilian Hall is known for its elegant interior and original woodwork. The building houses upper-class students in single, double, and triple rooms. Each floor has about 25 residents, providing a smaller community. Caecilian Hall is also home to the Gryffindor Tower Learning Community.
Located on the edge of the quad, Caecilian is close to the Visual Arts building, performing arts in The O'Shaughnessy and Music Building, and the science departments in Mendel. The fitness facilities of Butler Center and the student center, Coeur de Catherine, are just a short walk across the quad.
Building Features
- Wireless internet access
- Computer lounges, study lounges, large TV lounge
- Free laundry facility
- Beautiful woodwork and craftsmanship
History
Caecilian Hall opened in 1921 and originally served as the music building, complete with practice rooms, faculty studios, and a recital hall. The building was remodeled in 1982 for its current use as a residence hall.