Life on Campus
Whether you’re a sports fan, art enthusiast, humanitarian, or bookworm, there’s always plenty to do on Marian University’s friendly campus.
You can watch live theatre, root for your favorite Knights athletic teams, work out in the newly renovated fitness facility, take in an art exhibit, help out in various community service projects, hear guest speakers, walk the trails of our 45-acre nature preserve, and more. And, choose from more than 35 clubs on campus, from the Salsa Club to the Gaming Club to the Psychology Club. Join one or two—or start your own!
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Housing Options
Doyle Hall
First-year students and Sophomores are able to live here in single, double, or triple occupancy rooms with a community bathroom on each floor.
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Caito Wagner Hall
First-years students stay here in double rooms with a community bathroom on each floor.
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Clare Hall
Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors can be in Clare Hall with a variety of living and learning communities.
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Drew Hall
Upperclassmen live in Drew Hall in single, double, or triple suite-style rooms with a shared bathroom and private living room
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University Hall
Upperclassmen live in University Hall with single, double, and triple rooms that are suite-style with a shared bathroom.
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University Houses & Apartments
Students who are 21 and older and meet GPA as well as Involvement criteria are able to apply for University houses and apartments.
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Graduate Housing
The Overlook is a housing option for Marian University medical and graduate students.
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Health and Safety
The Marian University Police provide 24-hour-a-day patrol protection to the campus, including parking lots and residence halls.
Student Success
Here at Marian University, we want to ensure you have a successful college experience. The Office of Academic Engagement offers varieties of services to help your learning needs.
- Peer Tutoring
- Academic Advising
- First Year Experience
- Unity Center and Multicultural Programs
- 21st Century Scholars
- Personal Learning Center for Students with Disabilities
- Counseling and Consultation Services
- Residential and Commuter Life
Marian University Writing Center Resources
- Writing Lab (ENG L20)
Multilingual Support Lab Instructors, each of which has TESOL certification alongside an MA in a related field - Walk-in Writing Center
Asynchronous (Email) tutorials targeted toward multilingual speakers to offer time and space for thought and translation of written/recorded feedback - English/Spanish bilingual tutors are available for students who are more comfortable conversing about their writing in Spanish
Public Availability — community members can visit the MUWC at any of our open hours online or in person
Faculty Support
Alissa Adams, Coordinator of Graduate Support, is available to faculty to support them in designing inclusive courses.
Any faculty with questions regarding linguistic justice and/or scholarship surrounding the topic can contact the Writing Center.
Academic Engagement/Peer Tutoring
Our tutoring team can aid in academic skill building and any college task.
Media Center
Bilingual speaking studio consultants (Spanish).
Our speaking studio has bilingual student employees who confer with visitors about upcoming speeches/presentations in English and in Spanish. Bilingual-speaking studio consultants
know what it’s like to struggle for a word in English during a presentation and have various strategies to recommend. They also know ways to leverage their bilingual abilities. That’s why these consultants are particularly helpful even
for those who are bilingual in different languages.
Personalized Learning Center
The PLC offers testing support for non-native English learners. This may include extended time on exams. Please note, that support through the PLC does not guarantee access to these supports for non-Marian administered exams or assessments. Contact the PLC (plc@marian.edu) or complete the ESL Request Form to start this process.
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