The office publishes the Apartment Gazette, a weekly newsletter featuring a current list of local housing for rent and a section for people seeking a roommate. Also, students can use the Housing Reference Center in the Office of Campus Life any time. Although the Stritch School of Medicine is accessible by public transportation, many students find that a car is virtually indispensable, especially when they must see patients at other hospitals or at off-site primary care centers. Students who wish to drive to school may purchase a parking lot access card. Information about parking and local public transportation is available from the Office of Campus Life.
Students volunteer their time with nursing home residents.
Students, faculty and administrators have many opportunities to honor religious holidays together. The curriculum allows time for students to pursue outside interests, from sailing to student government. Jack O Callaghan, chaplain, university ministry, talks informally with medical students. Orientation Week includes many activities in Chicago. All rights reserved.