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Residence Highlights

• This suite-style residence hall houses approximately 70 first-year and sophomore students.
• Anthony Hall houses students of all identifying genders, but each suite contains only students of the same identifying gender.
• Named after Saint Anthony, a local parish to the university and a Franciscan saint, this two-story residence hall features an elevator, television lounge and study box on the first floor.
• Each suite has two bedrooms and a common bathroom for those four to five students to share. Bedrooms are supplied with one bed, dresser, desk and closet/wardrobe for each person residing in the room.

Building Information

• Class Level: First-year and sophomore students are housed in Anthony Hall.
• Types of Rooms: Anthony Hall has 16 four-to-five-person suites and two three-person suites.
• Air Conditioning: Anthony Hall is air-conditioned with an AC unit on each side of the suite.
• Window Treatments: All windows have internal mini blinds.  Windows are approximately 48” wide x 56” long.  Tension rods will be required to hang curtains.
• Carpeting: Residents must supply their own carpet. A 12’ x 13’ carpet will cover the majority of the tile floor on one side of the suite.
• Bedroom Closet Dimensions: 34” wide x 96” long & 27” deep
• Sheets: Mattresses are extra-long twins.
• Appliances: One internet jack is available per resident. Each bedroom is allowed one microwave, one small refrigerator, and one coffee pot with automatic shut-off.
• Bathroom: Each suite has a bathroom with a toilet, vanity sink and shower.
• Furniture: Each resident will have one adjustable bed, desk, desk chair, dresser and closet.
• Bed: 30” maximum height of adjustable bed.
• Elevator: Buildings is equipped with an elevator.
• Laundry: A common laundry room is available for students. Laundry machines can be utilized with the Speed Queen app.
• Furniture Dimensions:
  • Wardrobe: 19” wide x 47.5” high & 19.75” deep
  • Dresser: 29.25” wide x 30” high & 19.25” deep

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