Carpenter Tower
The building was originally the Catholic Knights Tower when it first opened in 1922. The university leased the building as a women's residence hall in 1956 and bought the building in 1960. In 1972, Carpenter Tower became Marquette's first co-ed residence hall. The building is dedicated to three contributors: Mary A. Carpenter, Michael Carpenter and Matthew A. Carpenter.
Carpenter Tower is a 16-story residence hall featuring the following amenities:
- Private baths with cups, soap, and towel
- Extra-long twin beds with linens
- Dresser
- Closet
- Desk with chair
- Free local in-room phone service
- Free in-room Internet access
(for use with your personal laptop and Ethernet cable)
- Fans upon request
- Computer lab in the basement
- Common space and kitchenette in basement
- Parking (nightly rate)
- 24-hour desk service
- Security
- Coin-operated laundry
- Vending machines
To inquire about guest housing, dining services, and meeting facilities for your summer conference please contact us.
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