Student Life
More than 74% of students live on campus in residence halls, apartments and townhouses. St. Norbert requires all traditional undergraduate students not registered as commuters to live on-campus to strengthen the bond of community. A limited number of seniors are released to live off-campus in recent years, though the administration has made it clear that this is an exception, not the rule. Typically only seniors find off-campus housing, which is still within blocks of campus. Freshman housing includes four traditional residence hall options: Madelaine-Lorraine Hall (co-ed), Sensenbrenner Hall (women-only), Bergstrom Hall (co-ed), and Burke Hall (co-ed). Campus housing options for sophomore and juniors include Mary Minahan McCormick Hall, Michels Hall, and Victor McCormick Hall. Upperclassmen enjoy the "Townhouses" (apartment-like housing), College-owned houses, and College-owned apartments.
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