Rowley Hall stands next to the Academic Center and is named to honor the late Mother Rita Rowley, superior general of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary. On its upper floors, this building houses 250 students. All rooms are air-conditioned and furnished for single or double occupancy. A study, central bath, kitchenette, lounge, and laundry facilities serve each floor. Rowley Hall s lobby level houses administrative offices including the President s Office and the offices of University Advancement.
Lower floors are devoted to classrooms, laboratories, and support services.
Gailhac Hall is a major classroom and office building that serves the whole University. The building contains drafting and design studios and a resource center serving the Interior Design, Graphic Arts, Fashion Design, and Fine Arts programs. It is home to the School of Arts and Sciences. Gerard Phelan Hall houses students in rooms similar to those in Rowley Hall. Majella Berg Hall, named for Marymount s current chancellor and president for 33 years, offers additional student housing.