Lewis University

At Lewis University, residence halls are more than a place to sleep and eat. They are extensions of the classroom; a place where students learn to appreciate diversity by living and working with people different from themselves. Students learn decision-making skills, develop independence, gain self-confidence, and learn to accept responsibility. The 12 residence halls on the Lewis campus are home to approximately 1,200 students. Lewis offers a variety of residence hall and meal plan options, as well as many amenities that include numerous useful services. Among the advantages of living on campus students will find a comfortable, furnished room complete with bed, desk, desk chair, wardrobe/closet; in-room access to both wireless and Ethernet cable internet, cable television, on-campus and local telephone service with voice mail, and a microwave / refrigerator / freezer unit; unlimited use of laundry machines in every residence hall; convenient study areas and lounges in every residence hall; social, community, diversity and educational programming in every hall. Cody Hall, De La Salle Hall North, De La Salle Hall South, Dorothy Day Hall, Fitzpatrick Hall, Founders Hall, Mother Teresa, North Hall, Pope John Paul II Hall, Ryan Hall, Sheil Hall, South Hall are the residents halls of Lewis.