Residence
The University does not require students to live in residence; however, it highly recommends residence life and encourages all first year students to reside on campus. Living in residence puts you at the centre of University life. Friends, activities, advice and support are right there on your doorstep. Saint Mary's University is committed to providing a living environment that is comfortable, secure and conducive to the academic and personal growth of students. The residences are much more than a place to eat, sleep and study; they are a great place to develop lasting friendships and share social and educational activities with people of different backgrounds.
There are three residences. The Edmund Rice Building is coed and has 17 floors of apartments, each with two double bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and living room. Students in Rice can either opt for a meal plan or cook for themselves. The Loyola Residence houses men and women and has 19 floors with single and double rooms in suites for six with shared bathrooms. Students must purchase a meal plan. Vanier House is a co-ed residence which provides accommodation in suites containing two double and two single rooms with shared washrooms. There is a common lounge on each floor. Residents must purchase a meal plan. All residence rooms have basic furniture and drapes; students need only bring the personal items that will turn a room into a home.
Family Housing (Ignatius Loyola Residence)
One and two bedroom
unfurnished apartments are available for student families on a 12-
month lease basis. These are available to married students, single
parents, graduate and mature students. Further information is available
from the Director of University Residences.
Application for Residence Accommodation
Further information and
applications for residence are available from the Director of University
Residences.
Fees for accommodation in each of these residences and for various food plans are specified in the Financial Information section of the Calendar.
Visit the Residence Department
http://www.smu.ca/administration/resoffic/
This page last modified Wednesday, 08-Feb-2012 09:43:59 AST
