Marywood University - Housing

Housing

• Loughran Hall -, residence hall for freshman students only, houses up to 324. Room doors secured through a card access system and a staffed security desk is located on the Terrace Level of the Building. There are ADA compliant rooms which are handicap accessible. Laundry rooms, study rooms, TV rooms, and public use microwaves are located on several floors. This building is connected to the Swartz Center for Spiritual Life.

• Madonna Hall-, upperclassmen residence hall with co-ed floors. Room doors secured through a card access system and a staffed security desk is located on the First Floor of the Building. There are ADA compliant rooms which are handicap accessible. Laundry rooms are located on each floor of the building. Study areas are located on multiple floors. Madonna Hall also features a professional kitchen and a small movie theatre for resident use.

• Regina Hall - Originally named O'Reilly Hall, this was the first student residence built at Marywood in the late 1920s. After the Motherhouse was destroyed by fire in 1971, the area that had once been the formal dining room was converted for use as a chapel. The chapel was then converted to what is now the Liguori Center. Regina Hall is still a residence hall today.

• Immaculata Hall - Originally built in the 1950s and named Alumnae Hall, it was later renamed Immaculata Hall to honor Sister M. Immaculata Gillespie, Marywood's first dean. Immaculata also has two floors of all single-room dorms for resident students.

• Emmanuel Hall - Houses up to 21 female resident students. A kitchen, public use microwave, and a study area/living room are located on the first floor of the house. A laundry room is located on the ground floor of the house.

• Perpetual Hall - Houses up to 14 male resident students. A washer and dryer is located on the ground floor of the house. A kitchen, public use microwave, study area, and living room are located on the first floor.

• McCarty Hall - Dedicated in November 1941, McCarty Hall was once used as a practice house for students majoring in vocational home economics. Today it stands as an all-female residence house.

• Bethany Hall - Houses 8 female resident sudents. A kitchen and a study area/living room are located on both the first and second floors of the house. A laundry room is located on the ground floor of the house.

• Woodland Townhouse Apartments - Apartments for upperclassmen residents. 4 Person Residences consist of 2 double rooms and 1-1/2 bathrooms. The kitchen, living room, washer, and dryer are located on the first floor. 5 Person Residences consist of 2 double rooms and 1 single room. These units have 2-bathrooms. The kitchen and living room are on the first floor. Laundry services are available in the community room. (A unit is available with wheelchair access on the first floor). 10 Person Residences consist of 5 double rooms and 5 bathrooms. These units include a kitchen, living room, dishwasher, and washer/dryer.