Apache-Santa Cruz Hall
Apache-Santa Cruz is a community in which residents connect with one another and feel that there is always a smiling face or an open door welcoming them. Residents like living in Apache because it is their home away from home. Students utilize the unique set up of the building to enjoy studying, hanging out with friends, or to relax from a long week. Students have the opportunity to be highly involved in the community through programming and attend some new traditions created by the residents such as Grill Council, and the Halloween Haunted House. Living in Apache-Santa Cruz not only offers a place to live, but a life time of friends and stories to share with others.
- Rosanna Archuletta, Community Director
Apache-Santa Cruz, a three-story hall, welcomes you through a reception gazebo, (referred to as "the page-hut") and a gated front courtyard. The lower level contains a comfortable, attractive TV lounge, eating/study room, a small sitting area and two conference/study rooms with cubicles and desks. This area features UA wireless internet access. The hall is conveniently located near the stadium, library, Highland Market and Recreation Center. Most floors are single gender. Rooms are standard doubles.
Rooms vary in size, design, and layouts. Assignments to particular rooms are random. The views provided here are only examples; your assigned room may not be identical.
349 men and women
Community bathrooms
Extra-long (80") captain's beds
140 square feet (12' x 12')
Carpeting
Moveable furniture
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Open closet with built-in closet organizers
Faculty Fellow
UAPD Liaison
Built in 1956
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Ongoing maintenance and remodeling
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Apache-Santa Cruz Hall [Map]
1420 E. 5th St.
Tucson, AZ 85719-0508
520-626-8483
