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After being away all summer, you might be a little fuzzy on what it means to live back on campus! Review this document for a refresher on how to have a successful year on campus.

Lofts are available to rent from the University of Mary to use in the traditional residence hall rooms. The areas include North Hall, Boniface Hall, Boniface West, Roers Hall, Saint Joseph and Saint Scholastica Halls. Lofts are not permitted in Greg Butler or Hillside Hall, as the loft blocks closet or entrance doors into the room. Personally constructed lofts are prohibited. Raised platform floors or other physical space alterations are not allowed in any of the residence halls or apartments.

Bed bunking is available from the University of Mary to be utilized in all the residence hall rooms. As a friendly reminder bed bunking is a mutual request among roommates.

As part of our Benedictine mission of hospitality, we do invite guests to stay on campus. In order to be respectful to the residential community, we do have some restrictions in terms of guests. Please review this form for more information. To start the process of having a guest, talk to an RA or RD and complete this form.

Students who would like to cancel their residence life agreement with the university before the term of the agreement expires should familiarize themselves with the policy for cancellation in the agreement. Penalties may apply. Requests for cancellation should be submitted using the Request Early Cancellation of Residence Life Agreement form.

A traditional undergraduate student under the age of 21, is required to live on-campus for a minimum of five consecutive semesters (summer session may be included in the total) or until the semester after the student reaches his/her 21st birthday. Any exception to this policy must be approve in advance by the vice president for student development.

Please apply for housing online.