St. Julie Hall is an 18-story, apartment-style residence hall housing approximately 690 upper-class students.
St. Julie Hall is Emmanuel's first non-traditional housing option for our upper-class students. Opened in August 2018, this LEED-certified building features contemporary apartment-style living spaces.
The combination of two-bedroom (four students) and studio (one student) units houses 690 students. Each furnished apartment is also equipped with a washer and dryer, dishwasher, stove, refrigerator, and private bathrooms.
FIRST FLOOR - The spaces in the first floor Atrium are available to all members of the Emmanuel community. These spaces include:
The building also offers the exciting opportunity to deepen our partnership with one of Emmanuel's fellow COF members, MCPHS University, who will lease a number of beds for their first-year and returning students. This partnership also aligns both institutions with the City's goals for colleges to house undergraduate students on campus.
All apartments are fully furnished. Student are not permitted to bring their own mattresses. Residence Life will not remove any provided furniture from the room.
Below find what furniture and amenities are included by room type. Please note size and layout is subject change based on location in the building.
4-person apartment (double occupancy bedroom)
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
KITCHEN
OTHER
Studio apartment (single occupancy)
Please note: studio apartment furnishings do not include a desk.
The New Residence Hall is currently staffed by the Associate Director of Residence Life, a part-time graduate assistant and seven resident assistants. Staff offices are located on the first floor near the front desk. The New Residence Hall Staff is always ready to meet a new face! Stop by and say, "Hello!"
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