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At the University of St. Thomas, a strong sense of belonging and community fosters lifelong friendships. By living on campus, you'll experience the excitement of being an intimate part of that community. With easy access to new friends and classes, you’ll find that the convenience of living on campus is unbeatable. You'll find it easy to get involved in student life at the University of St. Thomas.

With more than 55 student clubs and organizations, a state-of-the-art exercise and fitness center, competitive club sports, dances, plays, visiting speakers, musical performances and much more, you can always find something going on and all kinds of opportunities in which to get involved. And when you live on campus…all of these things are only footsteps away.

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January 2
University re-opens, residence halls remain closed

January 12
All UST Residence Halls open at 12pm

January 14
First day of Spring 2013 classes

January 21
Martin Luther King Jr Day - university closed

February 16
President's Day of Service

March 25-29
Easter Week - no classes, residence halls remain open

May 17
Residence Halls close. Graduating seniors must complete "Extended Stay Request" form to remain in the residence halls after closing.

May 19
Residence Halls close for graduating seniors only

May 26
Residence Halls open at 12pm for Summer I students

May 28
Summer I classes begin

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• Ten current residential students tackle the myths associated with living on campus. Take a look at their personal stories.

Interested in learning more about our RA and SA positions on staff

• Take a look at how you can make a difference on campus!

First-Generation Students Flourish at UST

• Read more about one of our successful residents

UST, UH Residence Life Make Holiday Cards for Soldiers

• Take a look at how we make a difference across the world

UST students and staff speak on behalf of the Texas Equalization Grant

• Read more about how some of our residents are getting involved