Welcome to carroll

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Welcome to Carroll College, home of the Saints! Founded in 1909, Carroll has transformed over the years from an all-men's school to a coed liberal arts college with wide acclaim. It has been named #1 Regional College in the West and #1 Best Value School by US News and World Reports, and its faculty boasts more than a dozen Fulbright Scholars among them. Join me now and explore just a few of the highlights of our extraordinary campus, located 4,000 feet high in the mountains, and just a few blocks from Downtown Helena, Montana.

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The Campus Center (aka the Cube) sees a constant stream of student activity daily. It's an important practical stop, as it's the location of the main campus dining hall and the Saints Shoppe bookstore. In addition the dining hall, the Cube offers quick stops for coffee and snacks. It also provides plenty of on-campus entertainment from live music, comedy and lectures to theater and dance performances. Inside you'll also find conference and meeting facilities as well as the offices of several student organizations.

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Borromeo Hall, or just "Borro," has served as one of Carroll's residence halls since 1957, and is named after the college's Patron Saint, Charles Borromeo. Borro residents (including upperclassmen and retired priests) enjoy single rooms with high-speed Internet and cable connections. Shared spaces include a rec room, a chapel, computer lab, kitchen and classroom. Residents also enjoy on-site access to several offices including the Career and Testing Center.

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Though Simperman Hall was originally a building dedicated to science, today it's where you might attend a wide range of classes from Literature to Engineering. The Hall also features two computer labs, a language lab and an academic resource center. The Hall's Wiegand Amphitheatre, presents faculty and guest lectures, film screenings, and other events. Thanks to a grant, the building has recently expanded to include the Wiegand Undergraduate Research Center, where students participate in cutting-edge research typically reserved for faculty and post-grads.

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Here we are at St. Albert's (aka St. Al's), a building dating back to 1925. When it opened its doors, St. Albert's served as a convent. Now the structure houses many of the college's offices of external communications and development, including the office of Alumni Relations.

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Trinity Hall is the newest residence on campus, constructed in 2003, and primarily serves as home to Carroll's upperclassmen and grad students. The Hall features fully-furnished suites with shared kitchen, living room and bathroom. The suites are air-conditioned, cable-ready and include high-speed Internet. Residents enjoy access to an onsite computer lab, a chapel and bike storage.