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There’s no denying a lot of living goes on in Marquette’s residence hall communities, which often set the scene for lifelong friendships and favorite college memories. Students who live on campus — and that includes 93 percent of freshmen — tend to get better grades, participate in more extracurricular activities and have more satisfying college experiences than commuting students. We suspect that’s because these communities embody the university’s mission of excellence, faith, leadership and service — all qualities that will teach you to Be The Difference.

Marquette University’s residence halls supply more than food and shelter. The dynamic staff, specialized facilities and tailored programs provide each community with a unique environment that ensures comfort and safety. Every residence hall offers laundry and kitchen facilities, study lounges, game rooms, vending machines and a store to satisfy those on-the-go munchies. Every room is carpeted and comes equipped with an extra-long twin bed, desk, dresser and of course, computer hook-ups and Internet access. (We would hate for you to go through digital withdrawal.)

You’ll love living in the heart of the city. You want entertainment? Milwaukee’s got it covered, from professional sports to the symphony. Thinking about internships? You’ll find them in companies ranging from Fortune 500s to mom-and-pop shops. Craving ethnic cuisine? Milwaukee’s Serbian, German, Italian, Mexican and Polish communities are ready to satisfy every taste bud. And don’t forget Milwaukee’s gorgeous lakefront, city parks, ethnic festivals, shopping malls, art galleries, coffee houses and theatre.

RESIDENCE HALLS
Abbottsford Hall coed 215 residents
Carpenter Tower coed 306 residents
Cobeen Hall women 387 residents
McCormick Hall coed 726 residents
Mashuda Hall coed 383 residents
O'Donnell Hall men 296 residents
Schroeder Hall coed 660 residents
Straz Tower coed 376 residents
 
AT A GLANCE
• Free cable TV access in every room
• Wireless access
• 24-hour front-desk service
• Professional and student staffs: hall directors, resident assistants and hall ministers
• Specialty living options: engineering, nursing, study-intensive and CommUNITY floors
• Stores stocked with snacks



 Inclusive Leadership CommUNITY

UnityThe McCormick Hall Inclusive Leadership CommUNITY is a vibrant residential learning community where students from minority and majority cultures learn from each other in an environment that is accepting of all people. Open to all undergrads, it houses a total of 70 residents on one floor of McCormick Hall.

You’ll deepen your understanding of cross-cultural issues informally by just hanging out with your neighbors and formally through a two-semester seminar. You’ll enhance your knowledge of cultures through a variety of readings and cultural events on campus and off. You’ll be awarded 1.5 credit hours upon successful completion of each semester.

But you’ll get more than just credits — you’ll get the chance to develop and cultivate leadership skills by planning culturally themed social and educational programs, including dinners, speakers and retreats. You’ll also be encouraged to share your experiences and knowledge through involvement in other student organizations and activities.


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