Author: Jessica Proano

Home to 716 first year students, Boland Hall is the largest residence hall on campus. Boland Hall is divided into two halves: North Boland and South Boland. North Boland rooms are suite style rooms, where four people share a bathroom. North Boland also houses the “Bridge Triples”. These rooms are in the bridge of the building and suites consist of 2 rooms of three students. Every floor in Boland North has a lounge. South Boland is corridor style rooms, where the entire floor shares a very large bathroom. Roughly 30% of the rooms in Boland Hall are triples or quads. Boland Hall is also the home of the beach-style volleyball court and the Pirate Cellar, two of the most popular programming spaces on campus. Boland Hall has 19 resident assistants, 2 Priests In Residence, 2 professional staff members, as well.

Home to 497 of Seton Hall’s finest, Aquinas Hall is one of buildings that holds first year students, transfers and the occasional upper class students. Aquinas Hall has all suite style rooms, so anywhere from 4-6 same gendered students will share one bathroom. Currently there are 13 resident assistants, and 2 professional staff members who work and live in the building. The front desk of Aquinas Hall is open and operated 24 hours a day by either a student desk assistant or a Securitas Public Safety officer. Aquinas Hall as three lounges on each floor and was newly renovated three years ago. Aquinas Hall has a strong community and does three or four major all hall programs a year. AQ has two elevators and is color coded into green, yellow or blue wings to help students and visitors alike maneuver around the building. AQ also houses Saint Paul’s Outreach and FOCUS missionaries.