FAQs
FAQs
- What campus activities do you have planned on the weekends?
- How can I get involved in my residence hall?
- How can I get information about forming or joining a club or organization?
- How can I change my residence hall room?
- What campus activities do you have planned on the weekends?
Activities vary from weekend to weekend. Each Friday night, Campus & Residence Life sponsors "Midnight Extreme" which is an open gym night from 11 p.m. until 2 a.m. Other activities that take place on weekends throughout the year include speakers, dances, lip sync contests, concerts, and many other events.
- How can I get involved in my residence hall?
Students can get involved in a variety of ways in their residence halls. Job opportunities and student organizations specifically organized for residence hall students (Hall Councils and Residence Hall Association) are the most common ways that student connect to their environment. For more information, please talk to your resident assistant or apartment coordinator.
- How can I get information about forming or joining a club or organization?
The Office of Campus Life can provide you with information about clubs and organizations and with information about starting a new club. E-mail us at campuslife@stthomas.edu, call us at (651) 962-6130 or stop in our office at 111 Murray-Herrick Campus Center.
- How can I change my residence hall room?
- Requests for room changes will not be accepted until after the first full week of classes of each semester. Before requesting a room change, students are encouraged to discuss other alternatives with their roommate(s), RAs and apartment coordinators.
- Students initiate the room change process by meeting with their area director or hall director and obtaining a Room Change Request/Change of Occupancy Form during that meeting. Students will then receive specific instructions on how to proceed with their room change request.
- It is primarily the student’s responsibility to locate a new room or roommate. However, Residence Life professional staff members are available to discuss alternatives, provide support, and make new assignments.
- Students may not change rooms without first receiving permission from their area director or hall director. Persons moving without permission will be subject to disciplinary action and fines and may be required to move back to their original rooms.
- Requests for room changes will not be accepted until after the first full week of classes of each semester. Before requesting a room change, students are encouraged to discuss other alternatives with their roommate(s), RAs and apartment coordinators.
