Sansbury Hall is our oldest residence hall, boasting lots of character and tradition. Also located in Sansbury Hall are Christ the King Chapel and many faculty offices. Sophomores through seniors live together in this co-ed environment. Single rooms – many include personal sinks – are a draw. Sansbury Hall was renovated in the summer of 2019 with new flooring, heating/air conditioning units and other fixtures. 

• Upperclassmen only
• Houses approximately 70 students
• Co-ed by wing
• Single rooms with sinks
• Community bathrooms
• Resident Assistant on each wing
• Rooms are approx. 12.8 feet x 9.6 feet
• Cable out in each bedroom 

General residents, as well as students participating in the Honors Program Living-Learning Community live in two and four-person suites in Siena Hall. The hall provides a quiet study environment and strong community bonds for students. Lounge areas provide extra study space.       

• Accommodates approx. 60 students
• Co-ed by suite
• Suites feature two bedrooms, common room and bathroom
• Each suite features four of the following: beds, desks with chairs, dressers and wardrobes
• Other furniture includes a couch, a bookshelf, two common-room chairs and a coffee table.
• Bedrooms measures approx. 15'6" x 10'5"
• Common room measures approx. 13'7" x 10'2"

 

Our northern-most residence hall, Aquinas Hall, is also the largest one. Students enjoy four-person suites of two sleeping rooms, a common room and a bathroom.

• Accommodates 280 students
• Co-ed by suite
• Adoration chapel, computer lab and dedicated 24-hour study space
• Suites feature two double bedrooms, common room and bathroom
• Each suite features four of the following: beds, desks with chairs, dressers and wardrobes
• Other furniture includes a couch, a bookshelf, two common-room chairs and a coffee table.
• Bedroom measures approx. 15'6" x 10'5"
• Common room measures approx. 13'7" x 10'2"
• Cable provided in each common room

Lynam Hall houses juniors and seniors and is the most recently added residence hall. Lynam Hall provides independent living in private rooms within suites. The building also has 2 study rooms, a computer lab and a large, open lounge.

• Holds approximately 81 students
• One Resident Assistant on each floor
• Co-ed by suite
• Four "Super Singles" bedrooms (10' x 16') in one suite
• Two bathrooms in each suite
• One common room in each suite
• Cable outlet in each common room  

While sizes and dimensions vary for corner rooms, hall locations and triple rooms, each student is provided with a:

• Twin bed
• Standard twin mattress
• Dresser
• Wardrobe/closet
• Desk and chair
• Mirror

In addition, all rooms include:

• Ethernet port
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi 

You may want to bring some comforts from home, such as:

• Twin bedding and pillows
• Towels, shower tote, shower shoes and toiletries
• Desk or floor lamps
• Microwave
• TV and DVD player
• Laptop or desktop computer
• Alarm clock
• Small refrigerator (4.3 cubic feet maximum)
• Stackable crates/additional storage
• Message board, cork board
• Iron, laundry basket or bag, and detergent
• Dishes & utensils
• Photos, posters, stuffed animals, yearbooks
• Waste basket

Due to the high risk of fire, damage and injury, the following items are prohibited:

• Coffee makers and pots with heating elements
• Hot plates, broilers and electric skillets
• Toaster ovens and toasters
• Pressure Cookers/Air Fryers
• Foreman-type grills
• Space heaters
• Immersion heaters
• Sun lamps
• Air conditioners (except what is provided by ODU)
• Candles, incense and oil lamps
• Halogen lamps
• Waterbeds and any other large receptacles holding water
• Fire-arms and other weapons
• Pets

 

All resident students should have their mail addressed to them using the following example: 

Student Name
Ohio Dominican University
1216 Sunbury Road
Columbus, OH 43219  

Mail is delivered Monday - Friday to the mail center. When a piece of mail or package is received in the Mail Center, students will receive an email to their ODU email account instructing them where and when the item may be picked up.

As you prepare to move to campus, here are several phone numbers to assist you in making the transition to campus life.         

Office of Residence Life	(614) 251-4718
Public Safety (24 hrs. /day)	(614) 251-4700
Wellness Center	(614) 251-4570
Dean of Students	(614) 251-4595
Campus Ministry	(614) 251-4567
Business Office	(614) 251-4550
Financial Aid Office	(614) 251-4778
Student Information Hotline	(614) 251-4590
Center for Student Involvement	(614) 251-4726
Counseling Services	(614) 251-4570
IT Helpdesk	(614) 251-3633
Bookstore	(614) 251-4545

Please make note of the following reminders

• It is recommended that you purchase college property insurance for the contents of your room that has a low deductible and covers both accidental damage of items as well as theft or loss. Brochures will be available at move-in if you do not have a current insurance company you work with.
• Do not put tacks or nails in the walls or doors. 
• Furniture that is issued to your room may not be removed or stored.
• No pets of any type are permitted in the residence halls.
• Fire safety is always a concern. Please make sure your electrical items are UL approved and safe. Do not overload outlets or power strips. Tampering with or removing fire safety equipment will result in significant fines.
• All smoking and vaping and other use of tobacco is strictly prohibited on campus.
• All students must produce their ODU ID when requested by a staff member. 
• All overnight guests must be registered with the Residence Life Office. Guest who are parking on campus must register with Public Safety.
• Students who violate the ODU drug policy will be removed from housing
• Additional information on all of our Residence Life Policies can be found in ODU Student Handbook.