Marymount University

The Division of Student Affairs assists students as they navigate life at Marymount. The staff can work with students who will be missing class due to illness or personal emergencies, discuss options for challenging academic and social situations, and refer students to available resources on campus.

Marymount's residential life and housing is committed to providing successful learning communities outside the classroom. In order to provide excellent service, Marymount has a fully trained professional staff that coexists with a committed student staff to help promote and build relationships in the residential community. The staff members include Resident Assistants (RA's), Resident Hall Coordinators (RHC's), Area Coordinators (AC's) and the Assistant Director of Residents Education. These staff members operate through the Office of Campus and Residential Services and work tirelessly to benefit the residential campus community.  

The Emerson G. Reinsch Library is located on the 26th Street side of Marymount's main campus. The library supports the University's programs with a collection of books, electronic resources, periodicals, special collections, audiovisual materials, reserves, and reference assistance. Comprised of four floors, the library is equipped with more than 80 computers.

The Student Health Center (SHC) provides diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and injuries. We provide many of the routine services offered at primary healthcare offices including allergy injections, laboratory and radiology requisitions, and specialist referrals.