First-Year Housing (Mount Carmel Campus)

Irmagarde Tator Hall

Irmagarde Tator Hall, known around campus as Irma, is a co-ed residence hall that also houses our university public safety office. While the building is co-ed, the rooms, hallways and bathrooms are assigned to a single sex. Each room houses 2 people and has 2 beds, 2 desks and 2 free-standing closets. Hallway bathrooms are used by approximately 30 residents, and there is a kitchen and several laundry areas.

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Suzette holding an Irma sign with her roommate — Quinnipiac Dorm Tours: Irma

The entrance into the Irma residence hall — An outside view of the Irma residence hall on the Mount Carmel Campus.

Blue themed double bedroom with 2 beds, 2 wardrobes, 2 desks, and 2 chairs — A double bedroom in the Irma residence hall on the Mount Carmel Campus.

Two students studying in their dorm room in the Irma residence hall — Another example of a double bedroom in Irma residence hall on the Mount Carmel Campus.

Two closets and two desks within the Irma double bedroom — The opposite side of the example bedroom in the Irma residence hall on the Mount Carmel Campus.

Hall and Room Features

Hall Features:

80 double rooms
5 paraprofessional staff members
4 lounges
Community bathroom in each wing
Kitchen areas
Laundry areas
Co-ed by wing within the building

Room Features:

Bedroom dimensions: 17’ x 12’
Bedroom windows: 5’2” x 4’2”
Carpeted floors

Bed:

Mattress: 36” x 80” x 6” (twin extra long sheets)

Desk:

Dimensions: 57”L x 25”W x 30”H
3 drawers
1 desk chair

Wardrobe:

Dimensions: 36”L x 24”W x 72”H

Telecommunications:

Wireless connectivity (WiFi)
Ethernet connection provided

A full meal plan is required for residents. Learn more about meal plans

Sample Room Layout

Rendering of a floor plan with 2 beds, wardrobes and desks in one room

Typically doubles include 2 beds, wardrobes and desks.

Housing Resources

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Resident undergraduate student housing contract

Sign your housing contract and pay your housing reservation fee so that you can live close to friends, close to classes, and have 24-hour support from university staff. Please review the housing contract carefully before signing as it is a legally binding agreement.

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Recently admitted to Quinnipiac? New students may access information about their housing process in the summer through Q-Start.

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Explore all housing

We offer more than a dozen modern residence halls featuring traditional, apartment and suite-style accommodations that foster a community environment with options to ensure your living space fits your life. Every residence hall is comfortable and welcoming, and each has its own unique character and style.

The university reserves the right to revise housing arrangements for any reason, including, but not limited to, state or changing health conditions.