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Tours

  1. Student-Led Tour

    Join Hannah Roque '21, Katherine Lynch '21 Felicity Rodriguez '22, July Cruz '22, James Downs '22, and Bethany Schlott '21 for a campus tour!

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    1. Hoehl Welcome Center

      Meet Hannah Roque '21 and Katherine Lynch '21 who will be virtually leading you around campus! They are greeting you in front of the Hoehl Welcome Center.

      Follow them through campus and also hear from fellow students Felicity Rodriguez '22, July Cruz '22, James Downs '22, and Bethany Schlott '21 along the way. 

    2. Alliot Student Center

      The Alliot Student Center houses the campus store, the Green Mountain Dining Room, Eddie’s Student Lounge, and meeting spaces including the Vermont and Colchester Rooms.

       

      In addition, Alliot houses the Office of Student Life, Edmundite Campus Ministry, Center for Multicultural Affairs, and the MOVE Office.

    3. Dion Family Student Center

      The Dion Family Student Center enhances the quality of student life at Saint Michael's. On the first floor, there are meeting and study spaces with reconfigurable furniture, a digital lounge, and Einstein Bros. Bagels open until 2 a.m. daily.

       

      The second floor solarium leads to open work areas and a terrace overlooking campus. It also includes a cardio room, pool table, our WWPV radio station, the Student Government Association, and offices for Student Activities and Special Events.

       

      The third floor includes individual and collaborative study spaces, a meditation room, an events venue, and a study loft with great views of the mountains.

    4. Chapel of Saint Michael Archangel

      One of the largest churches in Vermont, the Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel holds Mass and liturgies on a regular basis. Visit Edmundite Campus Ministry for a current schedule of services.

    5. Academic Buildings

      The three primary academic buildings on campus are St. Edmunds Hall, Cheray Science Hall, and Jeanmarie Hall. All three buildings are connected allowing for easy navigation.

      Hear Hannah, July, and Katherine discuss more in the academic courtyard and show examples of classrooms. 

    6. McCarthy Arts Center

      McCarthy Arts Center houses the Departments of Music and Theatre (with our Department of Art located primarily in Sloane Hall). It is also home to the Saint Michael's Playhouse, the professional summer theater housed at the college. Facilities include a large theater, a smaller recital hall, an art gallery, classrooms and music practice rooms.

    7. Ross Sports Center

      The Vincent C. Ross Sports Center is home to Men's and Women's Basketball, Swimming & Diving, and Women's Volleyball, along with team locker rooms, a six-lane swimming pool, a hardwood varsity court with seating for 2,500 spectators, and the Athletics Department offices. It is connected to the Tarrant Recreation Center.

      The Jeremiah J. and Kathleen C. Tarrant Recreation Center is home to the Men's and Women's tennis program, and includes a field house with four multi-purpose courts and a suspended 1/8-mile track that opens as a second-story viewing area for indoor tennis matches. The facility also offers one squash and three racquetball courts, weight training and aerobic facilities, an aerobics/dance room and Athletics Department offices.

    8. Durick Library

      The Durick Library supports research and scholarship through a collection of over 300,000 volumes, 82,000 online journals, and 7000 videos, with more than 7000 items added each year. The library provides access to state of the art search technology, including 130 research databases and off-campus access to online resources. Current hours of operation.

       

      In addition, the library is home to the Academic Enrichment Commons, which includes Accessibility Services and Peer Tutoring, and the Writing Center.