About Lourdes Hall

Our Lady of Lourdes Hall is named in honor of our Blessed Mother, who in 1858 appeared several times to 14-year-old Bernadette Soubirous in Lourdes, France. The title Our Lady of Lourdes is one of the best-known Marian appellations, and the Grotto of Lourdes is one of the world’s most visited Marian shrines. Lourdes Hall is home to students of all years and is coed with students of the same gender in each room. Each room has its own private bathroom.

  • Furnishings

    • Twin bed (1 per resident)
    • Desk (1 per resident)
    • Desk chair (1 per resident)
    • Built-in closets and drawers
    • In-room sink and vanity

  • Amenities

    • Community kitchen
    • Common area
    • Pool table
    • Air conditioning and heat
    • Laundry facilities
    • Vending machines
    • Internet service/connections
    • Mail delivery

  • Features

    $3,864 per semester (2026-2027)

    First-year hall

    Double room

    Private bathroom

Virtual Tour

Floor Plan

Dimensions: 10’8″ x 25′

3D view of Lourdes floor plan
View Floor Plan (PDF)
Front entrance of Lourdes Hall, a two-story brick building with a covered entryway
Fully furnished and decorated room in Lourdes Hall.
Two beds with a desk in between and a walk in closet in the background.
A fully decorated desk and chair next to a large window.
Lourdes Hall bathroom area has a sink counter and mirror in the next room is the shower and toilet.
Lounge at Lourdes Hall featuring a pool table, vending machine, mini kitchen and study area
Lourdes Hall kitchen has a large fridge, sink, counter, stove, oven, and microwave.
Entrance to Lourdes Hall
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