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These living spaces are meant for sophomores, juniors and seniors. Sanctuary is a converted convent that DePaul can use to house 2-6 people per room. Some of these apartments have 2 stories equipped with AC and elevators. There is a nice balcony off many of the second story windows, but they are outfitted with an alarm, so those are off limits to residents. Sanctuary also has 17 Sanctuary town homes that are 3 levels and can house 8 people per unit. Theses are highly competitive living spaces and the school just reserved 12 of these for Greek housing for the 2005/2006 school year. Centennial Hall has individual apartments for those with junior and senior class standing. These apartments can accommodate 4 people or 2. Not only does it have a parking lot and a great view, it is also above a Dominick?s grocery store- how?s that for convienence! McCabe apartments can house 2 to 4 people. It?s rather similar to Centennial, it?s just a little older and there is no air conditioning. DePaul also has Community Living for certain campus groups. These would obviously not be places for freshman to move into because it requires becoming a member of their association. For example there is the Amate house which is a service philanthropy co-ed house with room for 12.

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