Photo Tour

St. Mary's University is located on the northwest side of beautiful San Antonio, Texas. Located in the Woodlawn Lake neighborhood, the University is just down the street from the lake and close to many local businesses and restaurants. Students can enjoy the temperate weather during the school year, with the coolest average temperature in the 50s in January.

Pictured here with Reinbolt Hall in the background, the Barrett Memorial Bell Tower anchors the center of campus.

Nativity scene at Christmas outside of Reinbolt Hall and Assumption Chapel.

Built in 1908 and renovated in 2011, Assumption Chapel remains a seat of spirituality and community on campus.

St. Louis Hall, built in 1893, was the first building on the northwest campus when the University moved from downtown. It sits at the picturesque Gateway entrance to campus adorned with more than 1,300 antique pink rose bushes.

Founders Hall, only for lucky freshmen, is St. Mary's newest and largest Residence Hall complete with features like a wi-fi cafe and e-mail and text alerts when your laundry is done. Do you see the resemblence to St. Louis Hall, the oldest building on campus?

A smokestack from St. Mary's old power facility serves as the interesting architectural backdrop for campus’ outdoor coffee house and gathering place.

More than 60 statues, sculptures and plaques adorn the campus, ranging from the traditional religious icons to the more modern like these that sit in front of the School of Science, Engineering and Technology buildings.

Every Friday morning, the Greek organizations gather in the area known as the "Quad"--just because it's fun!

Built in 2000, the Alumni, Athletics and Convocation Center not only can seat 3,800 in the arena for the Rattler basketball and volleyball games and graduations, but it also has a natatorium, rock climbing wall, and a full weight/cardio fitness room.