Living in the Casa
The Casa opened in 2007 as the first residence hall at St. Edward’s built specifically to house upperclassman students.
Adjacent to Jacques Dujarié and Basil Moreau Halls, the Casa offers a unique living experience. Rooms are divided among eight pods, housing about 65 upperclassmen in single and double bedrooms. Up to nine students in each pod share three bathrooms.
The Casa is a co-ed community with an elevator, a community kitchen, two laundry facilities, a large lobby with comfortable couches, bistro-style tables, a big-screen television and an upstairs loft with additional seating for studying and socializing. The building has swipe-card entry, and all ground-floor bedroom windows are alarmed. Casa residents also have access to all the .
This hall is supported by live-in Resident Assistants (RAs) and a Residence Director. If you have questions or need assistance while living in this residence hall, please contact Casa staff.