Jogues Hall, opened in 1968, is named for Saint Isaac Jogues, S.J., who worked among Native Americans in Canada and was martyred near what is now Albany, NY. This building is five stories and is located on the Quad. Jogues Hall is home to the Honors and Leadership Through Service Living and Learning Communities. The building also features classrooms and the new Wellness Center, which are housed on the ground floor of the building as well.
Jogues Hall residents are either charged the Double Room or Triple Room Residence Hall rate. See Tuition & Fees page for details.
