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Steubenville Residence Life Franciscan University of Steubenville Residence Life Instagram page opens in new window YouTube page opens in new window Facebook page opens in new window X page opens in new window (800) 783-6220 Tuition & Financial Aid Apply Inquire Visit Programs Admissions Menu Make a Gift Search: Residence Life Residence Life -Video Paused- Welcome What to/not to Bring Residency Requirement Residence Life Welcomes You Home! Welcome (or welcome back!) to Franciscan University of Steubenville—we are excited to have you as a part of our campus community! Living on campus at Franciscan allows you to immerse yourself in a unique, vibrant Catholic community like no other. You will be supported and challenge to strive for Christian maturity. Every aspect of our life together is guided by the Law of Love. The Residence Life program is designed to help you achieve your academic, spiritual, and personal goals. We are committed to supporting your vocation as a student and to fostering a safe, comfortable, and dynamic community life. Because a strong community depends on concern for the common good of all, residents are expected to maintain high standards of personal conduct. Behavior should reflect maturity and respect for the dignity of your fellow students. Our pledge to you The Residence Life Staff is available to serve you, challenge you, and support you during your time at Franciscan University. Please get to know them and your fellow residents. We firmly believe that students by themselves can survive, but that students in a community environment thrive. Be sure to make your needs known to someone on your hall staff. Be sure to respect the needs of your fellow residents. Be a builder! Build up one another every chance you get, encourage one another, challenge one another—work together to build a community that you can be proud of—work to build a truly Christ Centered Community. We are looking forward to this new academic year with great anticipation. May God Bless you. What to Bring & Not to Bring Standard room size in the residence halls are approximately 10’x14’, while triple rooms (St. Junipero Serra Hall only) are larger. Each room is furnished with one each of the following for each resident: twin-size bed, desk with bookshelf, desk chair, wardrobe with storage space above, and a towel rack. Each room also has a mirror and drapes. What to bring You may wish to make arrangements with your roommate for items denoted with a star (*). Bathroom Needs: Two sets of bath towels, face towels, wash cloths, toothbrush, small bucket or other container to carry shower necessities to the bathroom, shower shoes, other shower items (soap, shampoo, etc.), hairdryer. Room Needs: Blankets, sheets for an extra long twin sized bed (note: some beds on campus are standard twin sized. Extra long twin sheets will fit a standard size twin bed, but standard sheets will not fit an extra long mattress.), pillow, pillow cases, bedspreads, alarm clock, waste basket, desk lamp, extension cords and surge protectors, clothes hangers, room decorations and posters, calendar, stamps, stationery. Academic Needs: notebooks, pens, pencils, highlighters, backpack for books, stapler, tape, paper clips, thumb tacks, sticky tack. Personal Needs: Summer and winter clothes, dress clothes, casual clothes, comfortable walking shoes, raincoat, umbrella, robe, slippers, laundry bag, detergent, spot remover, fabric softener, watch. Nice, But Not Necessary: Fan for non-AC rooms*, floor rug (10×12 feet or smaller; not needed in St. Junipero Serra Hall, in which the rooms are carpeted)*, hot pot (UL approved**), desktop computer*, swim suit and beach towel, small dorm-sized refrigerator (UL approved**)*, small microwave (UL approved**)*, iron (ironing boards are available in each residence hall). Summer Storage No personal belongings can be stored in the residence halls over the summer. If you wish to store items rather than take them all home there are many self-storage facilities available in and around Steubenville. What not to bring Candles or incense Pets (other than fish, which is limited to one 10-gallon aquarium per room) Framed wall hangings that cannot be fastened with sticky tack or 3M Command Strips (note: if these damage the wall when removed a damage fee will be incurred) Toasters or toaster ovens Air fryers Electric pressure cookers Other personal grills (e.g. George Foreman-type grills) Hot plate cookers, or any open-coil cooking or heating appliances Crock pots Halogen lamps Sun lamps Air conditioners Electric blankets Firearms or other weapons or explosives * You may want to coordinate with your roommate to see who would bring these items. ** What is UL Approved”? Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (c) is a trusted source for consumers to ensure that the electronics they are purchasing meet public safety standards. The UL” mark on a product means that UL has tested and evaluated representative samples of that product and determined that they meet UL’s requirements. You can find these marks prominently displayed on the packaging of the items indicated above. For more information on the UL mark on suggested products, please visit their website at www.ul.com . Residency Requirement Franciscan University of Steubenville requires that all full-time students who are candidates for an undergraduate degree must live in University housing while enrolled at Franciscan University of Steubenville unless they meet one or more of the following conditions: They reside with a parent or guardian in the immediate area They are at least age 21 prior to September 15 of a given academic year and have more than 88 credits They have reached age 22 prior to September 15 of a given academic year Previous tab Next tab 2023-24 University Theme: I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst.” John 6:35 Residence Halls Marian Hall Women’s Hall Occupancy: 193 Women Read more St. Clare Hall Women’s Hall Occupancy: 87 Women Connected with St. Kolbe Hall Read more St. Elizabeth Hall Women’s Hall Occupancy: 116 Women Connected with St. Louis Hall Read more St. Francis Hall Men’s Hall Occupancy: 135 Men Read more St. Louis Hall Men’s Hall Occupancy: 62 Men Connected with St. Elizabeth Hall Read more St. Maximilian Kolbe Hall Men’s Hall Occupancy: 44 Men Connected with St. Clare Hall Read more St. Thomas More Hall Women’s Hall Occupancy: 287 Women Read more Trinity Hall Men’s Hall Occupancy: 170 Men Read more St. Junìpero Serra Hall Men’s Hall Occupancy: 181 Men Read more Franziskus Haus – Austria Occupancy: 143 Students Read more Assisi Heights Apartment-Style Residence Read more St. Bonaventure Hall Graduate and Non-Traditional Student Housing Occupancy: 40 Occupants Read more St. Vianney Hall Graduate and Non-Traditional Student Housing Occupancy: 20 Occupants Read more St. Anthony of Padua Hall Women’s Hall Occupancy: 33 Women Read more Bl. Solanus Casey Hall Men’s Hall Occupancy: 140 Men Read more St. Agnes Hall Women’s Hall Occupancy: 98 Read more Scotus Hall Graduate and Non-Traditional Student Housing Read more See All Residence Halls Residence Life Policies Email Notification Policy Email Notification Policy University students are responsible for all information and notifications communicated… Sign and Advertisement Policies Sign and Advertisement Policies Any group, organization, or individual advertising or posting signs… Code of Student Conduct Code of Student Conduct Franciscan University recognizes the dignity of each person as… Alcohol Policy Alcohol Policy Use of Alcohol It is illegal in the state of Ohio… Check-in, Check-out, Room Change, and Withdrawal Policies Check-in, Check-out, Room Change, and Withdrawal Policies Policies Include: Check-in Procedure Policy Check-out… Lock-Out and Key Policies Lock-Out and Key Policies Keys are the property of the University, issued individually… Safety Policies Safety Policies...