Residence Life: Fields Hall & Schoenfeldt Hall

Hall Type Fields is female, Schoenfeldt is male; Single gender by wing Bathrooms Common & Private Occupancy 164 Fields & 154 Schoenfeldt Eligibility All class years Theme Housing None Room Types Double & upperclass double suites Air Conditioning  Yes Floors 4 Elevator Yes Break Period Closed, Winter Break Mailing Address Fields Hall Mailing Address Schoenfeldt Hall First & Last Name Fields Hall, Room # 5000 N. Willamette Blvd. Portland, OR  97203 First & Last Name Schoenfeldt Hall, Room # 5000 N. Willamette Blvd. Portland, OR 97203

Fields Hall is named after Fred and the late Suzanne (Sue) Fields.  Schoenfeldt Hall is named after the late Rev. Arthur ("Padre") Schoenfeldt, C.S.C., a longtime University priest who passed away in December of 2007.  Mrs. Fields and Rev. Schoenfeldt were sister and brother.  Although one building, these two residence halls have very unique and distinct identities.  Fields Hall is designated as female wings and Schoenfeldt Hall as male wings.  The new residence halls opened in August 2009 and are the first LEED gold certified residence halls on campus. 

Shared amenities of Fields Hall and Schoenfeldt Hall include one front desk, 24 hour common space lounges, wing-specific study rooms, a workout room, kitchenette & dining area, chapel, and outdoor plaza.  Wireless Internet is available throughout the building.  Student storage and bicycle parking is also available to residents of both halls in shared spaces.  Both halls have individual staffs, hall councils, and weekly Masses.  Views from the new residence halls include the Willamette River, the St. John's Bridge, and Mount Hood.  Outdoors there are sand volleyball and basketball courts for student use.