Established in 1953, Vlazny Hall was formerly known as Aquinas Hall and was the first building constructed on the south side of campus. It is located in the heart of the campus near the Toner Student Center and the Fitzgerald Library. The hall’s original name honored Saint Thomas Aquinas, but in May of 1998, however, the hall was renamed to honor Archbishop John G. Vlazny, who served as Bishop of the Diocese of Winona for 10 years. This single-story residence hall houses first year and sophomore women in double rooms. Approximately twenty first year and sophomore women who participate in the Saint Teresa Leadership and Service Institute for Women are housed in a wing of Vlazny Hall. This Institute is a living and learning co-curricular program. The hall is substance free and for the safety of its residents is locked twenty-four hours.
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The hall is part of the SMU wireless network. Each room contains cable, computer, and telephone hook ups.
Vlazny Virtual Tours:
Vlazny Hall Floor Plan
The rooms are carpeted and are approximately 15’ x 17’ with blinds furnished for the windows.
Vlazny 119 (approximate size)
Bedroom 17 x 15
Second room 12 x 17
Bathroom with shower
Kitchen (refrigerator, sink, and stove)
Vlazny Hall Room (PDF)
Common areas included in the hall are: spacious lounge with a computer pod with two computers and one printer, laundry room with 2 washers and 2 dryers (fifty cents per load), community kitchen with oven, stove, microwave and refrigerator, and community bathrooms and showers. |
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