Bellarmine Hall

Description

Bellarmine Lobby
Located in the center of campus, Bellarmine Hall’s seven floors house approximately 420 residents. Residents enjoy easy access to all campus locations, making it the center of the on-campus experience.

Amenities

Room

  • Bed and mattress
  • Desk and chair
  • Wardrobe
  • Shelving
  • Sink
  • Microfridges (Microwave and Mini-fridge)
  • Cable, Internet, and Phone Capabilities

Building

  • Wireless internet access throughout building
  • Lounges on each floor
  • Community kitchen
  • Laundry room
  • Large outdoor patio
  • Educational Center equipped with a computer lab, study rooms, and presentation space
  • Bellarmine Advising Center for academic advising and student support programs
  • Student Health Center
  • Large-screen TV room
  • Vacuum and recreational equipment checkout services
  • Utilities included: electricity, heat, water, sewer, compost, recycling, trash

Room Types and Rates

Room Type Quarterly Rate Annual Rate
Efficiency Triple$1,700$5,100
Triple$1,815$5,445
Double$2,132$6,396

Learning Communities

Bellarmine Lobby Shot

Academic Exploration

Beginning in the Fall of 2011, the Academic Exploration Living-Learning Community will offer first and second year residents the opportunity to journey through the discernment process of exploring major and minor options together. Within this community, students are asked to consider the following question: “Where does the world’s great need and your great gift intersect?” It is our philosophy that pondering this deep question, among others, guides students towards pursing paths of both passion and purpose. While this community is open to all exploring first and second year students, the community is complemented by a structured advising program, the Premajor Studies Program. Within this program, first year students meet with their advisors at least once each quarter, while sophomores initiate advising on their own accord.

Faith and Great Ideas

he Faith and the Great Ideas Living Learning Community is an exciting way to connect your course work with your residential and co-curricular experiences. On the academic side, you will complete a series of Phase One Core courses in which you explore the integration of faith, reason, and justice while broadening your awareness of diverse cultures and world views. At the same time, you will enjoy the benefits that come from living in a community with other students who are interested in pursuing these kinds of topics. In addition to developing friendships and enjoying the company of others, you will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of co-curricular events that complement your academic work. In recent years, such events have included excursions to the Seattle Opera, the Seattle Art Museum, and the International District as well as special evening lectures, interfaith panels, and tea with distinguished scholars. This community is also open to freshman and sophomores interested in these topics whom are not taking the connected course work.

Hurtado-Justice

The Hurtado community offers first- and second-year residents the opportunity to focus on issues of social justice that matter most. De¬signed to educate the whole person in the Jesuit tradition, Hurtado brings together faculty, staff and students around an innovative program that integrates Core courses, community-based learning and residential education. Students take classes with others in their community and get involved in frequent and exciting co-curricular activities. This learning com¬munity will equip you with the necessary skills to bring about positive social change. Whether you are tutoring children at a local shelter, having floor discussions based on that day’s class readings or cooking a dinner together with locally grown organic foods, you will enjoy a wide range of opportunities to explore the place of justice in the surrounding community and beyond.

Virtual Room Tour

Bellarmine Room Tour

Here's a sneak peek of what a room in Bellarmine Hall looks like. The 360 degree tours will allow you to zoom in & out as well as move your viewpoint in a 360 degree radius. Please keep in mind that the views are samples of the rooms that are available. Remember the actual layout varies with each building.The tours represent one room type within the building but may not reflect slight variations in furniture style/size as well as variations in room size.

Photos

  • Bell Dorm Room With Students

    Students listening to music between classes.

  • Bellarmine Dorm Room

    Students in the Bellarmine dorm room.

  • Bellarmine Fish Bowl

    Students watching a comedy in the Bellarmine "fish bowl."

Mailing Address

Student Name
Bellarmine Hall
1111 East Columbia Street(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122

Campion Hall

Description

Lobby shot - Campion
Campion Hall is on the south side of campus next to the Archbishop Thomas Murphy Apartments. This 12-story building houses 650 residents who enjoy beautiful views of Seattle, Elliott Bay, and the Olympic or Cascade mountain ranges from its 12th floor lounge.

Amenities

Room

  • Bed and Mattress
  • Desk and Chair
  • Wardrobe
  • Sink
  • Shelving
  • Cable TV
  • Internet

Building

  • Wireless internet access throughout building
  • Lounges with kitchenettes and TVs on each floor
  • Educational Center equipped with a computer lab, study rooms, and presentation space
  • Community kitchen
  • Spacious lobby with a fireplace
  • Convenient access to “The Cave,” a convenience store located in the building
  • Laundry room, music room, and game room located in the basement
  • Ecumenical and Mulitifaith prayer room
  • Large-screen TV lounge located in the lobby
  • Vacuum and recreational equipment checkout services
  • Utilities included: electricity, heat, water, sewer, compost, recycling, trash

Room Types and Rates

Room Type Quarterly Rate Annual Rate
Efficiency Triple $1,700$5,100

Triple $1,815$5,445
Double$2,132 $6,396

Learning Communities

Campion Learning Community

Millie-Leadership

The Dr. Millie Bown Russell Leadership Living-Learning Community offers first- and second-year residents the opportunity to explore Seattle University’s mission of “empowering leaders for a just and humane world.” Through academic, spiritual and social exploration, students are encouraged to build their leadership gifts and talents, discover their passions and apply this understanding to their pursuit of justice in its variety of dimensions. The foundation of the leadership learning community model is built on the relationships among social, civic, environmental and spiritual leadership. The union of these leadership dimensions is the intersection of leadership for the common good, where vision and action enable us to make a difference in the world. In addition to three floors dedicated to leadership, the Millie community also offers a com¬munity focused on women and leadership.

Romero-Diversity

The Romero Living-Learning Community is an inclusive community home to a diverse group of first- and second-year students who share an active interest in exploring issues of diversity in the broadest sense. The community is named after Archbishop Oscar Romero, who personified the values of diversity and justice. As a resident of this community you will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for diversity and learn how to be a catalyst for social change. Residents of this community are given opportunities to explore their own identity, gain knowledge on issues such as power and privilege; and build skills to put their understanding of diversity into action. Students take classes with others and get involved in frequent and exciting co-curricular activities.

Sophomore Engagement (STEP-Up)

STEP-Up is a Sophomore Engagement Living-Learning Community designed exclusively for sophomores. These communities located in both Chardin Hall and the Murphy Apartments; cater specifically to the sophomore experience by giving residents the opportunity to connect with faculty, Career Services, Academic Advising, and Center for Service and Community Engagement, and Campus Ministry to assist in the journey to self-discovery, vocational discernment, professional formation, and service.

Wellness**NEW**

Beginning in the Fall of 2011, the Wellness LLC will offer first and second year residents the opportunity to engage in the Jesuit tradition of cura personalis (care for the person). Are you interested in learning about ways to live a balanced healthy life? Looking to live with others who share your passion for wellness? Through curricular and co-curricular programming residents will explore emotional, physical, intellectual, social and spiritual wellness. Research consistently demonstrates that the health and wellness habits that students develop in college create the foundation for life-long behaviors. The Wellness LLC, located in Campion Hall is a partnership between the Office of Wellness and Health Promotion, the Core Curriculum, and Housing and Residence Life. This community will be a fun, engaging place to live!

Virtual Room Tour

Campion Hall Tour

Here's a sneak peek of what a room in Campion Hall looks like. The 360 degree tours will allow you to zoom in & out as well as move your viewpoint in a 360 degree radius. Please keep in mind that the views are samples of the rooms that are available. Remember the actual layout varies with each building.The tours represent one room type within the building but may not reflect slight variations in furniture style/size as well as variations in room size.

Photos

  • The Cave

    “The Cave,” a convenience store, is in the building’s lower level and provides a wide range of products from soap and toothpaste, to sandwiches, beverages and snacks.

  • Campion Girl Reading

    SU student takes time to read the student newspaper, The Spectator, between classes.

  • Campion Laundry

    Campion Laundry Room.

  • Campion Outside Shot

    Students relax outside Campion Hall.

  • Campion Mailboxes

    Residents can pick up their mail in the lobby of Campion Hall

Mailing Address

Student Name
Campion Hall
914 East Jefferson Street (Room Number)(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122

Chardin Hall

Description

Chardin Description Pic
Chardin Hall is our newest traditional residence hall and is located on the south side of campus adjacent to Campion Hall. 148 Sophomores and juniors will enjoy 4-person suites that include 2 double rooms adjoined by a private bathroom.

Amenities

Room

  • Bed and mattress
  • Desk and Chair
  • Wardrobe
  • Shelving
  • Sink
  • Private Bathroom
  • Cable TV
  • Internet

Building

  • Community kitchen
  • Laundry room
  • Wireless internet access throughout building
  • Large-screen TV lounge
  • Private and group study spaces
  • An Educational and Multi-media Lab
  • Academic classroom spaces
  • Spiritual Prayer Space on the first floor
  • Vacuum and recreational equipment checkout services
  • Utilities included: electricity, heat, water, sewer, compost, recycling, trash

Room Types and Rates

Room Type Quarterly Rate Annual Rate
Double$2,278$6,834

Learning Communities

Bellarmine Learning Community

Sophomore Engagement Living-Learning Community

STEP-Up is a Sophomore Engagement Living-Learning Community designed exclusively for sophomores. These communities located in both Chardin Hall and the Murphy Apartments; cater specifically to the sophomore experience by giving residents the opportunity to connect with faculty, Career Services, Academic Advising, and Center for Service and Community Engagement, and Campus Ministry to assist in the journey to self-discovery, vocational discernment, professional formation, and service.

Virtual Room Tour

Chardin Hall 360 Tour

Here's a sneak peek of what a room in Chardin Hall looks like. The 360 degree tours will allow you to zoom in & out as well as move your viewpoint in a 360 degree radius. Please keep in mind that the views are samples of the rooms that are available. Remember the actual layout varies with each building. The tours represent one room type in the building but may not reflect slight variations in furniture style/size as well as variations in room size.

Photos

  • Chardin Hall

    Chardin hall has approximately 140 sophomores enjoy four-person suites that include two double rooms adjoined by a private bathroom.

  • Chardin Lobby

    Each floor has student lounges and full kitchens.

  • Chardin Offices

    Residents have access to a multimedia education center complete with computer lab, study lounge, and private study rooms.

  • Chardin Room

    Approximately 140 sophomores enjoy four-person suites that include two double rooms adjoined by a private bathroom.

Mailing Address

Student Name
Chardin Hall

1020 East Jefferson (Room Number) (Room #)
Seattle , WA 98122

Kolvenbach Homes

Description

Klovenbach Exterior Shot
The Peter-Hans Kolvenbach Community is a unique service learning living experience available to eight current students entering their sophomore, junior, or senior years. This community provides students with the opportunity to live with other students engaged in service and simple living. Being part of this intentional living community provides students with an opportunity to create a lifestyle that deeply integrates the five values of the Kolvenbach Community: Service, Spirituality, Solidarity, Community and Simple Living.

Amenities

Room

  • Bed and mattress
  • Desk and chair
  • Wardrobe
  • Cable, Internet, and phone capabilities

House

  • Living room
  • Kitchen
  • Bathroom
  • Laundry Room
  • Wireless Internet

Room Types and Rates

Room Type Quarterly Rate Annual Rate
Double$2,132$6,396

Learning Communities

Learning Community Klovenbach

Service and Simple Living-Learning Community

The Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J. Community is a distinctive service-learning living experience available to eight current students entering their sophomore, junior or senior years. This community provides students with the opportunity to live with other students engaged in service and simple living. This living experience exemplifies what it means for students to live “Jesuit in a new way.”

Virtual Room Tour

Currently a 360 tour is not available for this residence.

Photos

  • Klovenbach House Exterior

    The Peter-Hans Kolvenbach Community is a unique service learning living experience available to eight current students entering their sophomore, junior, or senior years.

  • Klovenbach Exterior

    Peter-Hans Kolvenbach Community exterior shot.

  • Klovenbach living room

    This is an interior shot of the Klovenbach living room.

  • Klovenbach room

    This is an interior shot of a Klovenbach bedroom.

  • Klovenbach Bathroom

    This is an interior shot of a Klovenbach bathroom.

Mailing Address

Student Name
Kolvenbach Homes (Women’s Community)
1220 Barclay Court(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122
Student Name
Kolvenbach Homes (Men’s Community)
1217 Barclay Court(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122

Logan Court

Description

Logan Court
Townhome-style living just off campus provides a little more independence for upperclassmen. This housing option provides double rooms for 28 students in five townhomes. Full kitchen in every apartment.

Amenities

Room

  • Bed and mattress
  • Desk and Chair
  • Wood and carpeted floors
  • Internet
  • Cable TV

Townhouse

  • Living room
  • 3-4 bathrooms
  • Kitchen
  • Fireplace
  • Microwave
  • Refrigerator
  • Stove/Oven
  • Dishwasher
  • Washer and Dryer

Room Types and Rates

Room Type Quarterly Rate Annual Rate
Single $3,734$11,202
Double $2,928$8,784
Single (Units 819,821 B1,C-1)$3,458$10,374
Double (Units 819,821 B1,C-1)$2,387$7,161

Learning Communities

Open Community

The Logan Court Townhomes is an Open Community for our juniors and seniors from all academic disciplines. While there is no theme for the community, intentional programming and community building are facilitated for residents relating to the six University core values.

Virtual Room Tour

Logan Court Townhomes

Here's a sneak peek of what a room in Logan Court looks like. The 360 degree tours will allow you to zoom in & out as well as move your viewpoint in a 360 degree radius. Please keep in mind that the views are samples of the rooms that are available. Remember the actual layout varies with each building. The tours represent only one room type in the Murphy Apartments but may not reflect slight variations in furniture style/size as well as variations in room size.

Photos

  • Logan Court Exterior Angle

    Exterior shots of Logan Court townhomes.

  • Logan Court Interior Shot

    Logan Court townhomes provide a little more independence for upperclassmen.

Mailing Address

Student Name
Logan Court
819 13th Ave (Unit)(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122
Student Name
Logan Court
821 13th Ave (Unit)(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122

Murphy Apartments

Description

Murphy Apartments
The Murphy apartments provide safe, secure, attractive and diverse apartment living options for upper-class undergraduate students. Specifically, Murphy Apartments five communities provide options that speaks to the needs and preferences for 326 sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

Amenities

Apartment

  • Furnished apartments
  • Secured buildings feature controlled access
  • Kitchen appliances include full-size ranges, refrigerators and microwaves
  • Large, on-site coin/campus card operated laundry facility
  • ADA apartments available
  • On-site campus mail service
  • Utilities included: electricity, heat, water, sewer, compost, recycling, trash

Community Space

  • Foosball and ping pong are available in the community room
  • Quiet or group study in the fellowship room
  • Large screen television perfect for special viewings
  • Community room complete with kitchen facilities

Room Types and Rates

Room Type Quarterly Rate Annual Rate
Studios (310sq. ft.)$3,214$9,642
Studio (485sq. ft.)$3,734$11,202
One Bedroom, Single$3,734$11,202
One Bedroom, Triple$2,132$6,396
Townhouse, Single$3,505$10,515
Townhome, Double$2,454$7,362
Four Bedroom, Quad$2,683$8,049
Double (330sq. ft.)$2,332$6,996
Double (370sq. ft.)$2,446$7,338

Learning Communities

Learning Community Murphy Apartments

Sophomore Engagement (STEP-Up)

STEP-Up is a Sophomore Engagement Living-Learning Community designed exclusively for sophomores. These communities located in both Chardin Hall and the Murphy Apartments; cater specifically to the sophomore experience by giving residents the opportunity to connect with faculty, Career Services, Academic Advising, and Center for Service and Community Engagement, and Campus Ministry to assist in the journey to self-discovery, vocational discernment, professional formation, and service.

Virtual Room Tour

Murphy Apartments Room Tour

Here's a sneak peek of what a room in Murphy Apartments looks like. The 360 degree tours will allow you to zoom in & out as well as move your viewpoint in a 360 degree radius. Please keep in mind that the views are samples of the rooms that are available. Remember the actual layout varies with each building. The tours represent only one room type in the Murphy Apartments but may not reflect slight variations in furniture style/size as well as variations in room size.

Photos

  • Murphy Living Room

    Murphy Apartments five communities provide options that speaks to the needs and preferences for 326 sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

  • Murphy Kitchen

    Murphy Apartments kitchen area.

  • Murphy Bed

    This is a typical bedroom in a Murphy apartment.

  • Murphy exterior

    The Murphy apartments provide safe, secure, attractive and diverse apartment living options for upper-class undergraduate students.

Mailing Address

Student Name
Murphy Apartments (Room)
1001 East James Way(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122

Xavier Global House

Description

Xavier Exterior
Xavier Hall is on the north end of campus and houses approximately 200 residents. Because of its size Xavier residents enjoy a noteworthy sense of community and find it easy to know each other by name.

Amenities

Room

  • Bed and Mattress
  • Desk and Chair
  • Wardrobe
  • Shelving
  • Sink
  • Microfridges (Microwave and Mini-fridge)
  • Cable TV
  • Internet

Building

  • Community kitchen
  • Lobby including a fireplace
  • Game room with piano, table tennis, and pool table
  • Study rooms
  • Academic classroom space
  • The Modern Languages and Cultures and Education Abroad departments
  • Vacuum and recreational equipment checkout services
  • Utilities included: electricity, heat, water, sewer, compost, recycling, trash

Room Types and Rates

Room Type Quarterly Rate Annual Rate
Efficiency Triple$1,700$5,100
Double$2,132$6,396

Learning Communities

Xavier Learning Commons

Xavier Global House

The Xavier Global House serves as the home to both the Modern Languages and Cultures program, and the Education Abroad department. The community is occupied by students who share a sincere interest in global studies and cross-cultural education, and a desire to live in a culturally diverse and enriching learning environment. The following are the Xavier Global House communities: The French/Spanish Community welcomes students interested in the language and cultures of the French and Spanish speaking world. The Global Affairs Community is a community intended to challenge and motivate students whose interests, experiences, and aspirations have a strong international component. The Japanese/Chinese Community invites you to a fulfilling campus living-learning experience. For those inquisitive about Japanese and Chinese cultures, this community provides a myriad of opportunities for exploration and discovery with like-minded students.

Virtual Room Tour

Currently a 360 tour is not available for this residence.

Photos

  • Xavier Flags

    Home to Modern Languages and Literature and the Education Abroad office, Xavier has a distinct global feel.

  • Xavier Pool Table

    An adjacent basement lounge/game room is equipped with cable TV and a DVD player and is ideal for planned or spur-of-the-moment gatherings.

  • Xavier Kitchen

    On the lower level of Xavier Globa House is a state-of-the-art education suite with two classrooms, a seminar room, a computer lab, and a demonstration kitchen.

Mailing Address

Student Name
Xavier Global House
1110 East Spring Street(Room #)
Seattle, WA 98122