The University of Saint Francis offers a variety of housing options for students living on campus. Students begin with traditional-style housing their first year, then have the option of a suite-style or apartment-style hall. All four buildings are equipped with free laundry facilities, wireless internet, and cable.
First-Year Housing
Trinity Hall — Traditional Style
Traditional-style hall for first-year men
Room dimensions vary by room
In-room furniture: twin XL bed, dresser, desk and chair, bookshelf, and closet
Main lounge includes kitchenette, seating area, ping pong table, and television
Bonzel Hall — Traditional Style
Traditional style hall for first-year students
Co-ed by wing
Room dimensions: 13’9” x 10’4”
In-room furniture: twin XL bed, dresser, desk and chair, bookshelf, and closet
Main lounge includes kitchenette, seating area, prayer and study rooms, ping pong table, pool table, and television
Upperclass Housing
Clare Hall — Suite Style
Suite-style hall for sophomores, juniors, and seniors
Co-ed by floor
Suites consist of two separate bedrooms with adjoining bathroom
Room dimensions: 20’8” x 9’8”
In-room furniture: twin XL bed, dresser, desk and chair, bookshelf, and closet
Main lounge includes kitchenette, seating area, prayer and study rooms, and a television
Padua Hall — Apartment Style
Apartment-style hall for juniors and seniors
Co-ed by apartment
Apartments consist of 5-6 private bedrooms, shared bathroom with private stalls, kitchenette, and lounge
Room dimensions: 9’8” x 12’6” or 9’6” x 14’11”
In-room furniture: twin XL bed, dresser, desk and chair, and closet
Housing Policy
The university requires that all full-time undergraduate students reside on campus for two academic years, with the exception of any of the following conditions:
You are 21 years of age prior to the start of the academic year in which you are enrolling
You live with a parent or legal guardian at their primary residence within a 50-mile radius of the USF; Owning or purchasing real estate within the 50-mile radius of USF does not qualify
You are a transfer student who has completed two academic years at another institution
You are married (supporting documents required)
You have dependent children living with you (supporting documents required)
You are independent by tax definition (supporting documents required)
All students who are required to live on campus will be charged the standard double occupancy Room and Board rate.
