Campion Hall
JCU's largest first-year hall and home to the STEM Living Learning Community.
Two doubles. Both wide.
Campion’s standard double rooms match Hamlin’s in size. The corner doubles add three more feet of length and windows on two walls. Both are priced the same.
Example layout — actual arrangements vary
Standard Double
Two variable-height beds, two desks, two wardrobes, and side-by-side windows with screens. Some look out over Braken Field; some face the quieter interior side.
Example layout — actual arrangements vary
Corner Double
Three extra feet of length and windows on two walls. Same rate as the standard double; assigned through housing selection.
What’s down the hall.
Amenities
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✓Air conditioning in every roomAdded Fall 2023.
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✓Ground-floor kitchen + TV loungeThe kitchen is adjacent to a large TV lounge.
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✓On-site laundryLaundry is included in room & board — no extra fees required.
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✓Common lounges on every floorPlus study spaces tucked between wings.
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✓Community bathrooms on every floorCo-ed by wing; bathrooms are not shared across genders.
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✓Athletic field viewsField-side rooms overlooking Braken Field and the athletic complex.
In Every Room
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✓Variable-height bed, per residentRaise it to under-bed-storage height; lower it to climb-in height.
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✓Desk + chair, per resident
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✓Dresser + wardrobe, per resident
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✓At least two side-by-side windowsMini-blinds and screens included. Corner doubles get windows on two walls.
First-year students and STEM LLC members, under one roof.
Campion is home to JCU’s STEM Living Learning Community for math, science, and engineering majors. However, you don't have to be part of the STEM LLC to live in Campion.
Math, science, & engineering majors.
First-year STEM students apply through the housing application and live together on designated floors, with dedicated study spaces and faculty mentorship.
About the STEM LLC →An open, mixed hall.
First-year students from every major may reside in Campion Hall. Roommates are matched based on lifestyle preferences, not their intended area of study.
Steps from practices and game days.
Braken Field and Don Shula Stadium are a short walk aay, which is convienient if you're on a team or a Blue Streak sports fan.
Room inventory
Approximate counts; final inventory confirmed at housing selection.
| Type | Dimensions | Availability | Rate / semester | Rate / year |
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| Standard Double | 12′8″ × 14′9″ | Most rooms | $4,340 | $8,680 |
| Corner Double | 12′8″ × 17′6″ | Limited | $4,340 | $8,680 |
Amenities
| Air conditioning | In every room (added Fall 2023) |
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| Kitchen | Ground-floor kitchen, adjacent to a large TV lounge |
| Laundry | On-site. Included in room & board — no extra fees required. |
| Lounges | Common lounges every floor; large ground-floor TV lounge |
| Bathrooms | Community bathrooms on every floor; co-ed by wing |
| Windows | At least 2 side-by-side windows with mini-blinds and screens; corner doubles get windows on two walls |
| Views | Field-side rooms overlooking Braken Field; interior-side rooms face the quieter side of campus |
STEM LLC & community
STEM Living Learning Community. First-year students who are majoring in math, science, or engineering can choose to join the STEM LCC when they fill out their housing application. STEM LLC members are placed together on designated floors, with dedicated study spaces and faculty mentorship.
Most Campion residents are not part of the STEM LLC. Campion houses first-year students from every major.
Policies & housing over academic breaks
Residence halls remain open for fall, Thanksgiving, spring, and Easter breaks at no additional cost. Students simply register through the housing portal a few weeks in advance to remain on campus.
Residence halls fully close during winter break for approximately four days. After that period, limited on-call housing coverage resumes for student-athletes and others approved to return early. Students should plan to take any essentials with them for the break, as residence hall access will not be available during the closure period.
Rates & deposits
Housing deposit: A $300 housing deposit is required and held for the duration of your residency. It is refunded at graduation or withdrawal, minus any applicable damage or outstanding charges. The deposit is not applied to your first-semester charges. 2026–27 rates above; multi-year rate sheet available on request.
All rates are per resident. Housing is covered by federal and institutional financial aid on the same terms as tuition and fees. For questions about aid application to housing, contact the Office of Financial Aid.
