Dominican University offers students the chance to live
and learn on campus.
Whether you're a new or returning student,
each of these spaces gives you the option to live, study,
and have fun with your time here at DU.
So let's check out what each building has to offer.
Coughlin Hall offers primarily double occupancy rooms
and is home to many of our first year resident students.
There are three floors, the first being all female,
and the second and third are co-ed with access
to a gender-neutral restroom on the second floor.
Each room has a sink, beds, desk and wardrobe.
Each floor houses community style restrooms,
and the first floor houses a laundry room for the building.
Coughlin also has lounges on the second
and third floor that are great
spaces for students to hang out.
Our newest residence hall, Murray Hall,
features double room clusters, which are two double rooms
that share a common bathroom.
Each Murray double has beds, desks,
chairs, and a built-in closet.
Murray also has suite-style living. In a suite,
four to eight students can live in four rooms
which share common space.
The common space contains many amenities, such
as a kitchenette, a full-size refrigerator, microwave,
couch, kitchen table, and storage space.
Each suite has two bathrooms.
The second and third and fourth floor
of Murray include a lounge for students to hang out in,
as well as laundry facilities.
The building has central air conditioning,
which can be controlled in each room.
Many of our upperclass students live in Power and Mazzuchelli
Halls. Power and Mazzuchelli
feature mainly single rooms with some double
and triple rooms in Power Hall as well.
Each room has a sink bed, desk chair, and a dresser
and wardrobe. Power also features community-style bathrooms
with single-use restrooms on the third and fourth floor,
and our gender-inclusive facility in the
East wing on the second floor.
Large lounge spaces are also available in Power Hall
and are great for students to hang out
or study in. The shuttle
also takes students from campus to downtown Oak Park
where students can catch the Green Line train to Chicago.
Whether you're staying on campus in the residence halls
or commuting, we can't wait
to see you at Dominican University.