Your Home on Campus

Living on campus is an essential part of the Trinity experience. Residence halls foster a close-knit community where students build friendships, engage in campus life, and make the most of the opportunities that come with learning and living together. To support that experience, full-time undergraduate students are required to live on campus for their first three years after matriculation.

 

Beze Hall

Albert Herff-Beze Hall (pronounced BEE-zee) is located at the east end of campus directly behind Mabee Dining Hall and has one of the largest lounges in the first-year area.

 

A grey SUV drives by Cita Vista, upper class-men living, Trinity University sign can be seen on the street in front of the apartments.

 

City Vista Apartments

City Vista offers apartment living while still being fully connected to Residential Life and the Trinity residential community.

 

Exterior view of Isabel Hall, a historic red-brick Trinity University building with a tall central tower, arched windows, and trees along a campus walkway.

 

Isabel Hall

Isabel Hall is an upper-division hall which has a wonderful view of downtown San Antonio and Trinity's football field.

 

Exterior view of McLean Hall at Trinity University showing brick residence hall buildings surrounding a landscaped courtyard with grass, trees, and walkways.

 

McLean Hall

Verna McLean Hall is located on the east side of campus near the south campus recreation area, across the parking lot from the Bell Athletic Center, and next door to Mabee Dining Hall.

 

Exterior of Murchison Hall at Trinity University, a red-brick residence hall with rows of windows, trees, and a campus lawn in front. Murchison Hall is one of the residence halls on Trinity’s campus, which is known for its distinctive red-brick architecture designed by architect O’Neil Ford.

 

Murchison Hall

Murchison Hall enjoys proximity to upper campus, the Coates Student Center and the outdoor swimming pool.  Seniors have the option to live in private Murchison rooms to enjoy the renovated Murchison Lounge and kitchen.

 

Outdoor entrance of North Hall at Trinity University with brick steps, patio seating, and trees surrounding the residence hall. North Hall is an upper-division residence hall on Trinity’s campus that houses about 72 students in private-bedroom suites

 

North Hall

North Hall is an upper-division building that houses 72 residents with private bedroom suites.

 

Exterior view of South Hall at Trinity University, a brick residence hall building located on the San Antonio campus.

 

South Hall

South Hall enjoys views of the football field and the San Antonio skyline, and offers both private and double bedroom suites.

 

Exterior view of Thomas Hall at Trinity University showing a brick residence hall with arched window openings in the foreground and a neighboring building with balconies in the background.

 

Thomas Hall

Bruce Thomas Hall, the tallest of the residence halls, has eight floors. Thomas has two elevators. It is located on the west side of campus and is attached to Lightner Hall.

 

Calvert Hall

Calvert Hall is the residence hall closest to the Coates Student Center.

 

Exterior view of Herndon Hall at Trinity University, a red-brick residence hall with balconies, trees, and a campus lawn in front. Herndon Hall is a three-story co-ed residence hall located on the east side of campus behind Mabee Dining Hall and part of Trinity’s first-year housing area.

 

Herndon Hall

Harold D. Herndon Hall is located on the east end of campus directly behind Mabee Dining Hall and adjacent to two other first-year halls, Beze Hall and Witt-Winn.

 

Exterior view of Lightner Hall at Trinity University, a red-brick residence hall with rows of windows, trees, and a campus walkway in front. Lightner Hall (Camille Lightner Hall) is an upper-division residence hall on the west side of campus and is connected to Thomas Hall.

 

Lightner Hall

Camille Lightner Hall is one of the most popular upper-division halls on campus, primarily due to its unique set-up and living room spaces.

 

Exterior view of C.W. Miller Hall at Trinity University, a red-brick residence hall with rows of windows, trees, and a campus walkway.

 

Miller Hall

C.W. Miller Hall is located in the middle of the traditional first-year student quad on east campus.

 

Exterior view of Myrtle McFarlin Hall at Trinity University, showing a multi-story red brick residence hall with rows of windows, mature trees, and a walkway leading to the building entrance.

 

Myrtle Hall

Myrtle McFarlin Hall is an upper-division hall that is adjacent to Isabel and Susanna Halls and is situated above Health Services.

 

Exterior view of Prassel Hall at Trinity University, a modern brick residence hall with large windows overlooking trees and the San Antonio skyline in the distance.

 

Prassel Hall

Dick and Peggy Prassel Hall is located on the southwest corner of the Trinity campus near the Bell Athletic Center.

 

Susanna Hall balcony view

 

Susanna Hall

Susanna Hall is located on the west side of campus and is attached to Heidi Lounge.

 

Exterior view of Witt-Winn Hall at Trinity University, a red-brick residence hall with balconies, trees, and a campus walkway in front. Witt-Winn Hall is part of Trinity’s first-year residence hall area on the east side of campus and houses about 240 students.

 

Witt-Winn Hall

Robert R. Witt - Carleton R. Winn Hall is in the middle of the first-year quad area on the east side of campus.

Office of Residential Life

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210-999-7219
210-999-7011 (City Vista)

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