
Apartments near Kendall College in Chicago, IL (3,115 Rentals)


834 N Ashland Ave

1113 N Ashland Ave

1533 W Superior St

1413 N Cleaver St

912 N Ashland Ave

1441 W Blackhawk St

409-413 W North Ave

433 N Wells St

Eliot House

1505 N North Park Ave

56 W Huron St

Amylu North

1048 N Ashland Ave

1610 W Augusta Blvd

1026 N Ashland Ave

1030 N Ashland Ave

1108-1110 N Ashland Ave

1425 N Cleaver St

1429 N Cleaver St

1717 North Dayton

1643 N Larrabee St

1616-1638 N Hudson Ave

1311 N Bosworth Ave

1455 N Wieland St

Sixty West Erie

915 N Dearborn St

1122 N DEARBORN

1112 N Dearborn St

1436 W Blackhawk St

La Storia

626 W Randolph St

827-831 N Dearborn St

1003-1021 N Dearborn St

Parc Orleans

1617 N Hudson Ave

1246 N Bosworth Ave

1325 N Bosworth Ave

827 N Marshfield Ave

1612 N Sedgwick St

1503 N Wieland St

1514 N Wieland St

Warrington

1458 W Blackhawk Dr

1721 N Burling St

1719 N Burling St

743 N Dearborn St

315-319 W North Ave

The Blue Chicago Store

1048 W Randolph St

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Rockhurst University is a Jesuit college founded in 1910. It offers a comprehensive list of over 50 grad and undergrad programs. It is a Catholic and Jesuit university dedicated to serving its community and the world. Student Life Student life at this university is phenomenal. They have myriad choices in student apartment housing and three residence halls. No matter where you live on campus you'll have air conditioning, Internet access, voice mail and cable. Residence Halls and Off Campus Living Residence Halls include: McGee Hall (All Female Upperclassmen) Corcoran Hall (co-ed underclassmen) Xavier-Loyola Hall (co-ed upperclassmen) McGee Hall features a chapel, lounge and exercise and computer rooms. Corcoran Hall has a pool room, exercise room and computer lounge. Xavier-Loyola Hall has a private parking area. The Townhouse Village is also available. These are apartment type housing available for groups of upperclassman.They are furnished two story apartments. There are also on campus houses available. These are the coolest of all because they give upperclassmen with 60 credit hours or more the chance to live in a small independent house in groups of 3 to 6. Houses come furnished with beds, washer and dryer, and a kitchen table and chairs. Living on Campus is a great opportunity at this wonderful Kansas City school, but if you truly want to get the full college experience, I would suggest living off-campus in one of the many apartments near Rockhurst University.There are many that are still close enough to the University to bike or walk, yet offer the freedom of not having curfews or limits on your guests or anything like that that comes into play when living in the dorms. Off-campus living is really the best way to get the most awesome experience if you can work it out that way. Check out some of the Rockhurst University apartments below! If you are looking for a truly unique way to obtain your degree and learn in the Kansas City area...give Rockhurst a visit today.
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