CAMPION HALL

Campion Hall: Saint Edmund Campion (1540-1581) was a scholar, priest, hero of the faith and martyr who was hanged by Queen Elizabeth I after he refused to renounce his Catholic faith. Campion Hall was built in 1990 but was not dedicated as "Campion Hall" until November 13, 1993. Alumni of John Carroll will remember Campion Hall as "Gnu Hall," the name borne by the hall until it was officially dedicated. The hall houses more than 300 residents. Campion Hall was named after Campion High School and College, which were established in Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin in 1880. The college was phased out in 1925, while the high school flourished through the late 1960s. This all-male boarding school was sadly closed in 1975. Campion High School boasts 6,500 alumni and the college boasts about 500. Hundreds of these alumni have attended John Carroll. John Carroll has been the recipient of the beneficence of one of the college alumni, F.J. O'Neil. In recognition of the F.J. O'Neil family, Campion Hall is dedicated to St. Edmund Campion and the institution that bore his name.

Campion Hall Office Telephone: (216) 397-3099

	Hall Type	Continuing Student Co-ed Residence Hall
	Room Type	Double rooms with community bathrooms
	Room Dimensions	12'8" x 14'8", 8'6" high 12'8" x 17'8", 8'6" high (corner room)
	Window Dimensions	Windows measure 25”w x 34”h A 6’ tension rod can be used to hang draperies.
	Window Treatments	Mini-blinds.
	Screens	Screens are provided for rooms on the ground floor (Rooms 002-032).  We recommend purchasing an expandable screen from your local home supply store for windows without screens.
	Furniture Provided	Bunked bed, wardrobe, dresser, desk, desk chair, bookshelf, wastebasket for each student.   Each room has a memo board next to the entrance.
	Common areas and other building amenities	Main kitchen for resident use, common lounge on each level and study rooms on each wing, pool table, laundry, vending
	Floor Plan	Click here to see floor plan