St. Thomas University Dormitory in Miami

In Miami, students can stay in St. Thomas University Dormitory.

Approximately 372 students live on campus in the residence halls.

Cascia and Donnellon Halls

Donnellon Hall for male and Cascia Hall for female residents (built in 1966) are traditional style corridor residence halls with community bathroom facilities and are occupied by mostly undergraduate students.

Each room is furnished with a single bed, clothing armoire, dresser, desk and chair for each resident.

Basic cable service with approximately 40 channels and local telephone service hook-up as well as free high speed internet access are provided. All rooms are air-conditioned.

Villanova Hall

Villanova Hall, the newest residence, opened in January 2007.

This four-story residence includes accommodations consisting of two bedroom suites (two students per bedroom), a sitting room, one full bathroom and 1/2 bathroom en suite.

Suites are furnished with bed, desk, chair and dresser for each student. The living area has a loveseat, two chairs, end tables, armoire, pub table and four chairs, small refrigerator and microwave.

Single rooms have a bed, easy chair and table, desk and chair, dresser, and night stand.

Central Air conditioning, cable and phone service is also available in each room or suite.

Local telephone calls are free of charge. However, you will need a phone card to make long distance and international calls.

St. Thomas University Dormitory Facts

Available all year except Christmas holiday (middle of December - beginning of January)
Single or double bedroom
Full board from Monday to Friday, half-board on weekends and holidays. (except summer holiday season)
Half-board during summer holiday (beginning of May - middle of August)
Meals are served in the cafeteria, buffet style.