SUTOWSKI HALL

Sutowski Hall: As John Carroll University approached the end of its first hundred years and began looking toward its second century, an increased number of students opting to live on campus became an obvious concern to university administrators. Stable enrollments over the years had been the norm, but an increased enrollment in the early 1970s -- during some years as much as 50% -- indicated a shift toward a more residential campus. Large waiting lists for residence hall space led to the construction of Sutowski Hall, which opened in the fall of 1978. Named after prominent Cleveland businessman and benefactor Walter S. Sutowski, this residence hall houses approximately 180 students on its three floors, nestled on the northernmost edge of John Carroll's campus. The residence hall's close proximity to nearly all campus facilities makes it a popular choice for students each year. Stylistically, the residence hall is one of the few buildings on campus to incorporate a flat-roofed design, rather than the pitched roof design utilized on the majority of campus buildings.  Sutowski Hall is unique among the other residence halls in the fact that it is the only all-male hall on campus.

Sutowski Hall Office Telephone: (216) 397-4452

	Hall Type	First Year Student Male Residence Hall
	Room Type	Double rooms with community bathrooms
	Room Dimensions	12'8" x 14'8", 8' high
	Window Dimensions	Windows measure  24 1/2"w x 60"h
	Window Treatments	Draperies.
	Screens	Screens are not provided at this time.  Because Sutowski has encasement windows, we recommend purchasing a sheet of screen from your local home supply store to tape to the inside window frame.
	Furniture Provided	Loftable 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	Common lounge on each level and study rooms on each wing, TV lounge on second floor, laundry, vending
	Floor Plan	Click here to see floor plan.