First-year halls are substance-free, traditional, corridor-style halls housing between 40 to 100 students. Four of the halls are centrally located on campus near the dining hall, student mailboxes and athletic facilities. Incoming first-year students are placed in double rooms with a roommate.

• Saint Benilde (men)
• Skemp (women)
• Saint Joseph's (co-ed)

The Living Learning Communities provide a living space where students share an academic and co-curricular experience. Students will be engaged in structured activities within the residence environment and will interact with faculty and peers. 

• Saint Edward's Living Learning Center

Our upperclass halls are co-ed. These halls house between 40 to 139 students. Living arrangements range from traditional, corridor-style residence halls to suites with a bathroom, shared bedroom with a bathroom, single room, and apartments with a bath and an efficiency kitchenette. Some of the halls alternate female/male by floors, while others alternate by room. The mission of the villages (apartment-style living) is to prepare mature and responsible junior and senior students for the more independent lifestyle they will experience after graduation.

• Brother Leopold (sophomore to senior)
• Ek Family Village (junior & senior / 21+)
• Gilmore Creek (sophomore)
• Heffron (sophomore to senior)
• Hillside (sophomore and one chemical-free floor)
  
• La Salle (senior / 21+) 
  
• Pines (sophomore to senior)
• Residencia Santiago Miller (junior & senior / 21+)
• Saint Yon's (sophomore to senior)

Saint Yon's Hall has limited graduate student housing in single rooms, each student receives one or two rooms, depending on availability. Students receiving one room will receive a reduced housing rate.

There is an additional fee for the following residence halls: