Welcome to St. Mike’s!
Here are some photos from our recent Welcome Day.
St. Mike’s campus highlights, including heritage buildings and landmarks:
Brennan Hall 
Brennan Hall 
The Quad 
The Slype 
Fisher and More Residences 
Gates at Queen’s Park 
The COOP Patio 
Brennan Hall Foyer 
Dante Garden 
Neighbours statue at PIMS 
Carr Hall 
Teefy Hall 
Carr Hall 
St. Basil’s Church 
Brennan Hall: The heart of student life at St. Mike’s, Brennan Hall offers various services and facilities, including the Registrar’s Office, the Dean of Students Office, and Campus Ministry. Brennan Hall is also home to St. Mike’s Student Union, SMC Commuter Coordinators, “The Mike” newspaper, Pride SMC, and The Canada Room, a private dining room for resident students.
The COOP: A vibrant, friendly and inclusive space that offers various services and amenities for students, the COOP is located at the north entrance to Brennan Hall and leads to the COOP Patio. The COOP student lounge features a bright study area, pool table, and games area. The COOP also hosts events such as trivia nights, Kelly’s Korner karaoke nights, and movie nights.
Founders House: A historic house built in 1875, is home to the President’s Office, Alumni Advancement and Communications.
Odette Hall is home to the Principal’s Office and SMC Programs.
The John M. Kelly Library has over 500,000 volumes of books, journals, digital resources, and special collections.
St. Mike’s Student Residences include Fisher and More, Sorbara Hall, Elmsley Hall, the Historic Houses, and Loretto College. St. Mike’s offers a variety of residence options for students, ranging from historic houses to modern buildings.
The Quad: A central green space at St. Mike’s surrounded by historic buildings, including Teefy Hall, Fisher and More residences, and Carr Hall.
The Slype: A Gothic arched narrow passage that connects the Quad to Queen’s Park.
The Dante Garden: A tranquil garden adjacent to Carr Hall, the Dante Garden is dedicated to the Italian poet Dante Alighieri. The garden features a bronze statue of Alighieri surrounded by the 100 cantos that illustrate “The Divine Comedy”. The sculptures by Timothy Schmalz were installed in 2023.