The College of Saint Scholastica (CSS) Campus

The first floor of the science center houses programs related to STEM or any health science related subjects (i.e. math and Health Information Management).

Duluth, MN can get very cold so the campus has tunnels underground that connect most of the buildings so students can have an easier and warmer access to walk between buildings/classes.

I want to welcome you to The College of Saint Scholastica! I'll be giving you a basic tour and low-down of my favorite places on campus (which is pretty much everywhere...).

From here, you can see both academic buildings as well as Somers hall. This view is the main reason CSS has its name "The Castle on the Hill."

One of the many librarians tells us what the library at CSS has to offer. The library has three levels to it and includes different things to check out, including books, audiobooks, board games, and various forms of technology.

A secret gem on campus at CSS, the Valley of Silence is located in the back trails and is a great, beautiful place to relax!

This is the BWC's main composition - containing a weight room, a group fitness room, machines, a two-level track, four courts, and a rock wall.

Class sizes are very small and inclusive, and provide a beneficial opportunity to get the best holistic education!

CSS Theatre program has three shows put on throughout the year and is a well-accredited and popular fine arts program on campus!

There is so much history about Tower Hall, and this main entry shows a sneak peek of what it's all about.

Duluth, MN can get very cold so the campus has tunnels underground that connect most of the buildings so students can have an easier and warmer access to walk between buildings/classes.

A secret gem on campus at CSS, the Valley of Silence is located in the back trails and is a great, beautiful place to relax!

CSS Student Linnea M. gives her background here at CSS and why she enjoys being a student at Saint Scholastica.

CSS Student Body President Jason Chavez gives his perspective as a senior (in his final year) and a Latino student at a private, Catholic college.

The student union offers a warm, comfortable atmosphere for students to hangout and relax. It is also a pace for tabling events for fundraisers and clubs.