1019 Dana Apartments
1019 Dana Apartments, at 1019 Dana Ave., feature eight efficiency apartments that house 16 students.
1019 Dana Apartments, at 1019 Dana Ave., feature eight efficiency apartments that house 16 students.
Cohen Center is the home for hospital and health administration, art, nursing, social work and criminal justice. Its impressive art gallery hosts student art exhibitions, pieces created by faculty members, and collaborative efforts of Xavier and outside partnerships. It is located at 1658 Herald Ave.
The nucleus of biological studies at Xavier, the Albers Biology Building is named after William H. Albers, who, at the time, had requested anonymity with his pledged donation of $150,000. Located at 1548 Herald Ave., Albers houses the Department of Chemistry.
The Alumni Center, at 1507 Dana Ave., houses University Relations and related departments, including Alumni and Parent Relations, Human Resources, Development, Grant Services, Marketing and Printing Service, Community Building Institute, and Physical Plant.
Historically, Alter Hall has been the central classroom building for Xavier University. Nearly every Xavier student and faculty member has passed through Alter. It is a place for collaboration and discovery, supporting the core curriculum, enabling cross-disciplinary partnerships, and making visible Xavier's distinctive Honors Program.
The Xavier Armory is the core of military life and studies at Xavier. It is available for rental and its large drill floor can accommodate groups of up to 500.
It is located at 3908 Winding Way.
Bellarmine Chapel serves as the home parish to hundreds of Catholics in Cincinnati as well as the Xavier community. With its humble beginnings in 1927 as the student chapel on the first floor of the Schmidt Library, the parish is named after the 17th-century Jesuit St. Robert Bellarmine. The Chapel is located at 3801 Ledgewood Ave.
Brockman Residence Hall has housed thousands of students as well as the campus television studio, often utilized by media communications majors. Dedicated in 1955 and named after Hubert F. Brockman, S.J., University president 1923 – 1931, Brockman Hall is a milestone in Xavier’s campus expansion history. Brockman Hall is located at 3837 Ledgewood Ave.
The Edward B. Brueggeman Center for Dialogue is dedicated to providing space and opportunity for dialogue about the critical issues of our age. The center is located at 3852 Victory Pkwy.
Buenger Residence Hall currently houses freshmen and sophomore honors students as well as some athletes. Named after long-time friends and supporters of the University, Clement and Ann Buenger, the residence hall helped Xavier to grow in enrollment in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Buenger Hall is located at 3848 Ledgewood Ave.
Located in the Williams College of Business, the Bull Market Café; offers a second Coffee Emporium location on campus, managed by students, with a wide selection of sandwiches and pastries in addition to their coffee and espresso drinks.
Home to Xavier's Mailing Services, Campus Services is the place to pick up and send packages and mail. The building also hosts some Information Technologies technology offices. It is located at 1630 Herald Ave.
The $46 million Cintas Center hosts Xavier men’s and women’s basketball games, women’s volleyball games, concerts, corporate and social events, conventions and trade shows. Opened in 2000 at 1624 Herald Ave., its 15,000 square feet can accommodate small gatherings or groups of up to 10,000.
The oldest locally owned coffee house in Cincinnati, Coffee Emporium has been brewing since 1973 and at Xavier since 2007. It is located in the main lobby.
The Commons Apartments, at 1655 Herald Ave., offers housing to 274 junior and senior residents in enclosed three- and four-bedroom apartments, with two full bathrooms and a kitchenette. The Commons is also home to President Michael Graham, S.J., who interacts frequently with the student residents.
The technology-rich Conaton Learning Commons features a digital-media lab, 200-seat auditorium, academic labs, collaborative-study rooms, gallery and performance space, the Center for Teaching Excellence and the Center for Student Excellence.
Currito's menu of 'Burritos without Borders' pushes beyond fresh Mexican cuisine incorporating international flavors into their menu. Try the salsas, made fresh daily, and their selection of smoothies.
Edgecliff Hall is the home for the Department of Music and features music technology labs and soundproof practice studios, and a Music Center recital hall. The former Alumni Hall, Edgecliff Hall was renovated and dedicated in 2000 in honor of Edgecliff College and its graduates. It is located at 1512 Herald Ave.
Home to the Department of Psychology, Elet Hall is named after St. Xavier College’s first president and Jesuit pioneer, John A. Elet, S.J. It was erected in 1924 primarily to attract and board out-of-town students to the Avondale campus.
Fenwick Place is a new residence hall that will accommodate 525 students in suite-style living, and includes a dining hall - the Hoff Dining Commons, with a seating capacity of 800. The 240,000-square-foot complex opened in fall 2011.
The Campus Police Department is located in Flynn Hall at 1648 Herald Ave. across from The Commons. The staff of professional officers is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. To reach an officer, dial X1000 from any campus phone or (513) 745-1000 from off campus.
Hayden Field hosts games and practice for the Xavier men’s baseball team. It is adjacent to the O’Connor Sports Center.
The HUB is a state-of-the art campus facility that celebrates health and wellness as an expression of Xavier’s Jesuit Catholic educational mission and foundational value of care of the whole person (cura personalis).
The new Hoff Dining Commons features five kitchens in an all-you-care-to-eat format, including Queen City Market which features fresh soups, salads and vegan selections, Blue Flame Xhitition that features comfort foods and foods cooked to order, Cincytown Bakery that has fresh baked breads and desserts, Bistro Grill 1831 that includes made-to-order deli sandwiches and the Fireside Cookery that features a stone hearth pizza oven.
Husman Residence Hall houses 290 first year and sophomore students. All rooms are connected in suites by a full bathroom. Substance free living is available upon demand. Husman is located across from the Gallagher Student Center on the residential mall at 1610 Herald Ave.
The Gallagher Student Center, at 3815 Ledgewood Ave., is the hub of campus, housing the Office of Multicultural, Gender and Women's Center, Student Life and Leadership, TRiO support services, Campus Ministry, study space, the campus bookstore, Coffee Emporium, the theater and other activities.
Formed in 1831, the Jesuits assumed control of the school shortly after its founding. Today, Xavier makes a lasting, positive impact on the world around us through the collective power of our people, programs and alumni. Xavier's Jesuit Residence houses Jesuits that make a difference in daily life at the university. The residence is located at 3844 Victory Pkwy.
A lab-intensive and interactive building for the departments of early and middle childhood, secondary, Montessori, and special education, the Joseph Building brings together education students who observe and practice teaching skills with enrolled preschool students from the surrounding community. Joseph Hall is located at 1024 Dana Ave.
Kuhlman Residence Hall is the largest hall with approximately 440 residents. All rooms are suite style rooms connected by a full bathroom. Kuhlman is located next to the Cintas Center. Substance Free living is available upon demand. It is located at 3824 Ledgewood Ave.
The Lindner Family Physics classroom building, dedicated in 1991, is famous for its rooftop observatory and its Foucault pendulum, a free-swinging pendulum that seems to rotate 10 degrees every hour, but doesn’t due to the Earth’s counterclockwise rotation. Is is devoted to the Department of Physics at 1558 Herald Ave.
Utilized primarily as a science facility, Logan Hall at 1600 Herald Ave. has a depository of scientific materials that buried outside the building in 1953 to be uncovered in 2053.It was built with the money bequeathed from Thomas J. Logan, former Cincinnati clothing manufacturer, and its construction after World War II revived campus.
The Manor House Apartments are located at 3855 Ledgewood Drive on the Residential Mall within a block of the Gallagher Student Center. There are 20 units that house 38 students.
The McDonald Memorial Library provides extensive academic collections as well as study, lounge, conference, and instruction space. It houses computer workstations, multimedia equipment, and connects to the Conaton Learning Commons on two floors. McDonald is located at 1535 Herald Ave.
The McGrath Health and Wellness Center, at 1714 Cleneay Ave., serves students with a staff certified in college health to provide nursing care, support, counseling and information about healthy living and nutrition.
The Musketeer Mezzanine is located within Fenwick Place and is home to the Office of Residence Life, Registrar, Bursar and Auxiliary Services.
Amenities at the O’Connor Sports Center include a six-lane, 25 meter indoor pool, three-court gymnasium, Hammer Strength room, Nautilus cardiovascular room, two racquetball/handball courts, fitness studio with classes, multi-purpose room, shower/locker rooms and recreational sports offices. It is located at 3720 Victory Parkway.
The Schiff Family Conference Center is an annex of the Cintas Center used for University luncheons, major celebrations, conferences and lectures. It was made possible by Jack Schiff, one of the major donors to the Cintas Center.
Schmidt Hall, home to the Conaton Board Room, President’s Office and the comptroller’s office, hosts many speakers and visitors to the University. It’s named after Walter Seton Schmidt, who was heavily influential in the development of Xavier as a campus. It is located at 1518 Herald Ave.
The Schmidt Memorial Fieldhouse, at 1518 Herald Ave., features 3,000 seats, a college basketball floor and two volleyball courts. It has hosted the WWE, high school graduations, and high school and college basketball, volleyball and gymnastic games and tournaments.
Schott Hall houses the Office of Admissions, Financial Aid, a classroom and some faculty offices. Formerly the Schott Jesuit Residence, it was home to all Jesuit priests associated with Xavier until the 1980s. It is located at 1520 Herald Ave.
Smith Hall hosts the state-of-the-art Williams College of Business, and includes a trading room with instant access to real-world information, the Center for Applied Finance, the Cintas Center for Business Ethics and the Sedler Family Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
Our students love the now famous $5 Footlong sandwiches, but did you know the Fresh Fit menu items at Subway feature less than 6g of fat? Try their great Breakfast options. Subway now opens at 8am on campus six days a week.
Xavier’s ROTC program has offices in St. Barbara Hall at 3904 Winding Way.
The soccer field hosts games and practices for the men’s and women’s soccer teams, along with club sports such as the Ultimate Frisbee team and field hockey.
Sycamore House is the office building for faculty and staff in the Department of Psychology. It is located at 3818 Winding Way.
Six tennis courts next to the Victory Parkway Fields are available on a first-come, first-served basis except when reserved for Xavier team matches and special events. Each individual court is surrounded by a fence to encourage uninterrupted play.
The University Apartments are conveniently located on the Residential Mall within a block of the Gallagher Student Center at 3849 Ledgewood Ave.. Thre are 13 units that house 37 students.
The Village Apartments at 1409 Dana Ave., built in 1989, are home to 224 sophomores, juniors and seniors. Over the summer, students and visitors can rent an apartment there at an affordable rate.
Two sand volleyball courts located near residence halls, University Apartments, and the resident student parking lot. Day or night, these courts are full of friendly competition and no homework.
The X Spot is a student managed business offering food to go featuring fresh sandwiches, salads, wraps, snacks, candy, bottled beverages, Seattle's Best Coffee, and more.
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
8 PM - 4 PM, except during men's basketball games or special events
Only in spaces zoned C
Monday - Sunday until 4 AM
24 hours parking in C2 and C5/R3 spaces only
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM - 11 PM
24 hours parking in C2 and C-5/R-3 spaces only
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM - 11 PM
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 11 PM
Saturday - Sunday 6 AM - 11 PM
Student Spaces Only 7 AM - 10 PM
Student Spaces Only 7 AM - 10 PM
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
Only in spaces zoned R
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
C-5/R-3
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM - 11 PM
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Monday - Friday 7:30 PM - 11 PM
Student Spaces Only 7 AM - 10 PM
24 Hours
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
Only in spaces zoned R
Only in spaces zoned R
Monday - Friday 5 PM to 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
Monday - Friday 5 PM to 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
Monday - Friday 5 PM to 10 PM
Saturday - Sunday 7 AM - 5 PM
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM to 11 PM
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM to 11 PM
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 11 PM
Saturday - Sunday 6 AM - 11 PM
Student spaces only 7 AM - 10 PM
Student spaces only 7 AM - 10 PM
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
8 PM - 4 AM, except during men's basketball games or special events
Only in spaces zoned R
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM to 11 PM
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM to 11 PM
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM to 11 PM
Monday - Friday 7:30 PM to 11 PM
Monday - Friday 5 PM - 11 PM
Saturday - Sunday 6 AM - 11 PM
Student spaces only 7 AM - 10 PM
Student spaces only 7 AM - 10 PM
24 Hours
Office of Admissions Guest permit required.
12 spaces in Gallagher lot dedicated to visitor parking. Visitor permit required.
Visitor permit required.
Hinkle Hall houses faculty offices at 1540 Herald Ave.