Campus life isn't just about where you sleep. It includes all your day-to-day needs and activities, and it's where you'll meet people from all walks of life. In other words, your community.
Living on campus while earning your degree provides a strong sense of community, easy access to academic resources and support, and the ability to participate in extracurricular activities.
Make friends and build lasting relationships with people from all walks of life
Enjoy convenient access to classes and resources
Access tutors, study groups, and academic advisors to support you
Join student organizations to explore your interests and develop new skills
Learn life skills, develop self-reliance, and gain confidence in your abilities
Rely on 24/7 security, weekly housekeeping, and Resident Advisors on each floor
Two dorms are devoted to first-year students: Franklin and Cosgrove Halls. Find the right housing option for you.
Explore freshman housing options
Numerous options exist for upperclassmen, including townhouses, campus houses and apartment-style residences along with off-campus housing.
Find the best housing option for you
There's something for every appetite and dietary preference on campus. Locations include the Cosgrove Cafeteria, Rogalski Food Court, and the Beehive Coffee Shop. Stay nourished for optimum learning.
Explore campus dining options
Explore new and existing interests by joining clubs for academics, arts, culture, and sports. Meet new friends at social gatherings and cultural celebrations on campus and in the residence halls.
Find activities and clubs
At St. Ambrose University, our campus housing prioritizes comprehensive safety measures, from well-lit pathways to 24/7 security patrols, we maintain a commitment to total campus safety and security.
Learn about safety practices
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