Offices for the School of Nursing and Allied Health are located on the ground floor. Fanjeaux is a gray stone hall with a peaked roof and ivy-covered towers. Located across the street from the library behind a thicket of trees, this 1927 hall is named after the French village where St. Dominic established the first convent of Dominican Sisters. Pennafort , the largest residence hall, is named for a Spanish Dominican, St. Raymond of Pennafort, a canon lawyer who started schools for teaching Eastern languages to missionaries. Built in 1958, Pennafort is streamlined and modern.
Rooms have large sunny windows, built-in shelves, and hardwood floors.
Neighbored with Fanjeaux, the two halls share a brick-laid courtyard.