Housing

The St. Edward's campus has seen a housing boom in recent years — with ribbon-cuttings on five new residence halls and more apartment-style options available to upperclassmen.

Freshman Housing

Traditional freshmen are required to live on campus in one of six coed residence halls.

Beyond Freshman Year

Sophomores and upperclassmen wishing to remain in on-campus housing can select from a variety of halls and apartment-style options, all based on availability.

Students with 30 or more credit hours are eligible to live in university apartments. Regardless of class year, all international students are also eligible to live in the apartments. All residents must be St. Edward's University students.

Download floor plans for campus apartments (PDF) »

Keeping Campus Living Real and Interesting

Students living on campus run the Residence Hall Association and can serve on the Residence Event Planning Council for each hall or apartment building.

Regular Residence Life events keep campus life fun and interesting. Students come together for barbecues, sports-related programs, movie nights, Austin adventures, Waffleopolis to kick off each semester, Midnight Breakfast during final exams and educational/safety awareness programs.

Making the Most of College Life

Your residence hall at St. Edward’s is a vibrant learning environment that enhances your social and educational experiences. You'll get to know students from around the world, and develop friendships that last a lifetime. The interactions you share with your hall community will help you clarify your values, life purpose and future goals — and make you feel at home.

As you transition from high school to college, you'll have plenty of support. Our full-time, live-in residence directors and resident assistants are always on hand to answer your questions and encourage your personal growth and academic success.