BERNET HALL

Bernet Hall, completed in 1935, is one of the newly renovated residence halls at John Carroll. Bernet Hall is dedicated in the name of John J. Bernet, president of the Nickel Plate Railroad and a major supporter of John Carroll University. Mr. Bernet vehemently called for the building of a dormitory instead of a gymnasium to house the "boys from Greater Cleveland who will be forced to go home every night, and a few that may enroll from out of town, but will be forced to find their own lodgings." Thus, came the construction of John Carroll's first residence hall. It currently houses 100 senior students. Bernet rooms are equipped with a full bathroom, TV room and spacious bedrooms. The layouts of the rooms vary depending on the number of students, 3, 4, or 6, living in each apartment. Located next to the Boler School of Business in the heart of John Carroll's campus, Bernet provides senior students with a community life all its own that is very different from the other residence halls.

Bernet Hall Office Telephone: (216) 397-4449

	Hall Type	Senior Student Co-ed Residence Hall
	Room Type	2, 4, and 6-person apartment-style rooms with double occupancy bedrooms, bathroom, and living room.
	Room Dimensions	Dimensions vary by room.
	Window Dimensions	Windows measure 31”w x 53” h.  Some rooms have 2 or 3 windows together, all rooms vary.
	Window Treatments	Mini-blinds.
	Screens	No screens are provided at this time.  We recommend purchasing an expandable screen from your local home supply store for windows without screens.
	Furniture Provided	Loftable bed, wardrobe, dresser, desk, desk chair, bookshelf, wastebasket for each student.  Each living room is provided with a couch, arm chair, coffee table, and end tables.  Each suite has a memo board next to the entrance.
	Common areas and other building amenities	Air conditioning during warm weather months, main kitchen for resident use, lounge with TV, laundry, vending
	Floor Plan	Click here to see floor plan