Ciampi-Condron Hall
Ciampi-Condron Hall is a Wellbeing Living Learning Community (LLC), a residential community with moderation and purpose.
Living here, you’ll explore resources and opportunities with classmates who value personal well-being and seek to live a balanced and intentional lifestyle.
What is a Wellbeing Living Learning Community?
Rooted in the Jesuit mission of the College, Ciampi-Condron Hall is an inclusive residential community that encourages students to nurture the mind, body and spirit and grow in their knowledge and practice of the eight dimensions of wellness.
Ciampi-Condron Hall focuses on eight dimensions of wellness: emotional, spiritual, intellectual, physical, environmental, financial, occupational and social. The ground floor is a common space consisting of a chapel, living and reception area, offices, and spaces to focus on the eight dimensions of wellness.
Specifications
Ciampi-Condron Hall consists of double rooms with semi-private bathrooms.
The building was first constructed as a residence for the Jesuits, in 1991, on the 500th anniversary of the birth of St. Ignatius Loyola. It is named for Anthony F. Ciampi who served as president of the College of the Holy Cross three separate terms (1851-1854, 1857-1861, and 1869-1873).
Inside Ciampi-Condron Hall
