On Campus Housing Options

Caito-Wagner Hall

Who can live here: First-year students only

Amenities: Teaching kitchen on the first floor, student lounges on each floor, community bathrooms, lots of space to sit, study, and spend time with friends. Rooms have 2 desks with chairs, 4 small dressers, and height-adjustable beds. 

Room layouts: Double or single occupancy with a community bathroom on each wing

Average room size: Double rooms = 16' x 12'

Incoming students are placed into Caito-Wagner Hall and Doyle Hall through a lottery process to ensure equity in our housing process. Applying early will not give students a higher probability of living in one hall versus the other.

Who can live here: First-year students, sophomores living with first-year students, and some juniors and seniors, pending availability 

Amenities: Large main lobby with two LCD TVs, soft seating, study tables, community kitchen, and pool table. Rooms have 2 desks with chairs, 2 dressers, 2 closets, and  2 height-adjustable beds. Triple rooms include one additional height-adjustable bed as a top bunk and one additional dresser. Students in triple rooms may request a third desk and desk chair, but they are not automatically placed in the room. 

Room layouts: Single, double, or triple occupancy with a community bathroom on each wing

Average room size: Double rooms = 16' 1" x 11' 7" | Single rooms = 8' 5" x 15' 10"

Incoming students are placed into Caito-Wagner Hall and Doyle Hall through a lottery process to ensure equity in our housing process. Applying early will not give students a higher probability of living in one hall versus the other.

Who can live here: Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors 

Amenities: Home to the Unity Center and the Dining Commons. Soft seating, study tables, community kitchen, and study room on the second floor only. 

Room layouts: Second floor rooms are suite-style where two double occupancy rooms are connected by a modest shared bathroom or triple rooms with a private bathroom. Third floor rooms are double and triple occupancy with community bathrooms on each side of the floor.

Average room size: Double and triple room = 17' x 13' 

Living/learning communities: Alverna Faith-Discovery Community

Who can live here: Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors

Amenities: Lounges on each floor with kitchenette and LCD TVs. Note: there are no refrigerators in the kitchenettes. 

Room layouts: Single or double occupancy suite-style rooms.  One bathroom and living room space shared between two doubles or two singles.  Note: students must bring their own living room furniture, as only bedrooms are furnished.

Who can live here: Sophomores, Juniors, & Seniors

Amenities: Kitchens on every floor, LCD TVs in each lounge, computer room. 

Room layouts: Single and double occupancy rooms. Suite-style where two double occupancy rooms or two single occupancy rooms are connected by a large shared bathroom.

Who can live here: Students who are 21 years of age by August 31, in their final year of college (May graduates only), OR have completed two or more full years of college before August and at least one of those semesters has been at Marian (no new/transfer students). All residents must meet GPA/Involvement criteria, have no outstanding student conduct history, and live in the house for both semesters

Amenities: Vary but generally include two to five bedrooms, one to two bathrooms, living room, dining room, full-kitchen, basement, washer/dryer. Houses include twin XL beds (like the residence halls), but no other furniture.  Students must work with others in the house to provide common area furniture and connect internet, if desired. The cost of all utilities (outside of internet) is included in your room charge on your student bill.

Room layouts: Single, double, or triple.  Shape and size of rooms vary significantly. Most students should expect to share a bedroom with at least one other student. Most campus houses are one story with a basement. Some houses have a second story.

Application information can be found here.