Undergraduate Catalog (PDF) - Caldwell College

CAMPUS RESIDENCEOn-campus residence is available for students in Mother Joseph Residence Hall, Rosary Halland Dominican Hall.The Mother Joseph Residence Hall (MJRH) houses approximately 275 full-time students. Mostof the rooms are double occupancy; a limited number of single and quadruple occupancyrooms are available. The Chapel and parlors for receiving guests are located on the firstfloor. The Residence Life Office and Health Services Office are also located on the first floorof MJRH. Each wing on the floors has a kitchenette outfitted with a stove, a microwave ovenand refrigerator.Rosary Hall houses approximately 45 students on the third and fourth floor of the AdministrationBuilding. Students who choose to live on these floors have chosen to live in a quieterenvironment. The floors each have a full kitchen, laundry room, and comfortable lounge. Manyrooms are singles.The Dominican Hall houses approximately 200 full-time students. This building has beendesigned as suite-style housing. Most suites consist of two double-occupancy bedrooms and alimited number of single-occupancy bedrooms. Each suite consists of two bathrooms, livingroom and either a half kitchen or a full kitchen. There are four lounges located throughout thebuilding as well as two study lounges.CAMPUS RESIDENCEAll residents participate in the campus food plan, which provides a continuous dining optionwhere residents may visit the dining hall as often as they wish. Breakfast, lunch and dinner areavailable to both residents and commuters in the dining hall in the Student Center provided byGourmet Dining.All residence hall rooms are equipped with cable television service, telephone service andvoicemail, and data ports for high-speed Internet access and wireless internet. A fullyequipped laundry room is provided in each residence hall for residents’ use.Caldwell College also has a living learning community known as C-LIFE, Cougars Learning toIntegrate Faith and Experience. C-LIFE affords undergraduate students the opportunity to live andlearn together while exploring theology and sociology in conjunction with service to the community.The students will live on the same floor of a residence hall, take a core curriculum classtogether and engage in community service projects during the spring semester.31