Kirk Hall - named after Dr. Arthur Kirk - is an academic space for both students and faculty that is filled with many different sections. A building that serves as one of the primary administrative locations at Saint Leo University - it provides 48,000 square feet of space, including 16 new classrooms and academic support services space, along with faculty offices. This is the 11th new building at University Campus and likely to be one of the older and more historically significant buildings on campus. It houses various administrative offices, including admissions, financial aid, registrar, and other student services. Besides administrative offices, Kirk Hall also contains classrooms and other multi-purpose spaces that are utilized for various academic and campus activities.

The classroom design prioritizes technology integration and dynamic engagement over conventional layouts. A diverse range of learning modalities has been considered, ensuring that every student benefits from unobstructed visibility of the SMART boards and whiteboards positioned on each wall, regardless of their seating location. Faculty members, equipped with handheld devices, enjoy the freedom to navigate the space without being confined to lecterns or desks. The adaptable seating configurations readily cater to a variety of lesson plans and activities.

The building hosted several administrative offices and student services. Some of the common functions that may be found in Kirk Hall include:

- Center for Academic Vision and Excellence (CAVE): an important academic resource center that provides various services and support to students to enhance their learning and academic success. The CAVE offers free tutoring, paper reviews, study sessions, and many more academic resources most college students need.
- Location: First floor of Kirk Hall.
- Hours: Monday- Thursday (8:00am- 9:00pm) and Friday ( 8:00am -5:00pm )
- Contact info: cave@saintleo.edu
- For more information: https://www.saintleo.edu/academics/success-resources/cave

- Student Success Coaches: The Student Success Coaches are professionals that help students from the very beginning of their college life until they graduate. They offer students assistance to help them overcome any challenge during their Academic life.
- Location: CAVE (first floor of Kirk Hall)
- College of Arts and Sciences/Health Professions: Ms. Meghan Cowper ( meghan.cowper@saintleo.edu) and Mr. Valens Hasubizimana (valens.hasubiziman@saintleo.edu)
- Criminal Justice, Education, Social Work, & Nursing: Mr. Justin Carter  (justin.carter@saintleo.edu)
- Tapia College of Business: Mrs. Nicole Baum (nicole.baum@saintleo.edu) and Dr. Audrea Maxwell (audrea.maxwell@saintleo.edu)
- School of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Data Science: Mrs. Nicole Baum (nicole.baum@saintleo.edu)

- Director for the honors program office (Dr. Daniel Dubois)
- Location: Third floor of Kirk Hall
- Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays
- Contact info: daniel.dubois@saintleo.edu

- Green Dot: A safe place on campus that deals with domestic abuse.
- Location: Second Floor of Kirk Hall
- Contact info: https://www.facebook.com/GreenDotLeo/
- Instagram: @greendotleo
- Email: greendot@saintleo.edu

- Robotics Lab: This is a new addition to Saint Leo and works under the School of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Data Science (CARDS).
- Location: First floor of Kirk Hall underneath the breeze way.
- Contact info: derek.mohammed@saintleo.edu (The Dean)
- Link to website: https://www.saintleo.edu/academics/colleges/cards

Tapia College of Business has opened its doors to not only Business, but also Communications and Computer Science majors. This state-of-the-art building boasts cutting-edge classrooms with interactive SMART boards, a Cybersecurity Lab and a Collaboration Zone where students can work on local real-world business projects. Here you can find classrooms updated with new technologies, academic coordinators, professor offices, and the offices of different clubs.

- Location: Suite
- Contact info: (352) 588-7199 or dale.mancini@saintleo.edu
- Link to website: https://www.saintleo.edu/academics/colleges/business#toc-college-of-business

TECO Hall

The largest classroom, which can fit around 50 people. It also can be used for the meetings of the Student and Government Union and other events.

In Lewis Hall, you will find an array of different classrooms, labs, and professors’ offices. This three-story math and science building boasts two floors of newly-renovated science labs and an Anatomage table that allows students to view life-size 3D images of the human body. Many life science majors call Lewis Hall home, but you can also find religion and elective classes there as well.

A Saint Leo University facility building transformed into an artistic hub, the Fine Arts Building is the place to be for upcoming artists. Dedicated to fine arts classes like photography, drawing, painting and theatre set design, this building also houses a gallery space for our regularly-scheduled student art shows.

Saint Leo University offers art minors, but any student can come and take an art class as an elective. Common classes include stain glass window making, ceramics, photography, comic making, and painting, but new classes are added each semester.

- Students can use all the offered art supplies (acrylic paint, clay, metal, stone, cameras, film, canvases, glass, etc.) in the Fine Arts building under the supervision of their professors.
- In-Person and Virtual Galleries displaying student artwork are held here. Competitions are held for art students with ribbons and prizes.
- If you want to see more of the Fine Arts Building, check out the official Instagram @sluartistden.

Come visit the Fine Arts building and let your creative side flow!

Got a bug on your computer, seen a scam email, or need help fixing a broken or unresponsive screen? The Department of Information Technology can provide you with all the help you need! Also if you are into technology or majoring in computer science, this is a great place that takes on student workers to gain more hands-on experience!

The Department of Information Technology supports members of the University community by providing excellent technical services and by providing a centralized point of contact for support with enterprise applications, computer hardware, and software, along with escalation to other functional areas within the Department of Information Technology. In seeking help from IT, you can always stop by the University Campus building or submit a help desk ticket online for some of the following services such as:
- D2L Support
- Laptop Rentals
- Technical Maintenance Support

Hours:
- Contact info: (352) 588-8888 or https://helpdesk.saintleo.edu
- Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

The University Safety Department seriously provides a safe and secure environment for our students, faculty, staff, and visitors. They are staffed with trained and professional officers who are certified in their field by the State of Florida. They patrol the campus twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, on foot, mountain bikes, patrol car, and golf carts to make sure that everyone in our community feels comfortable and safe. Stop by to chat anytime!
- Contact: (352) 588-8432
- Emergency only: (352) 588-8333

Saint Leo University has an extremely low crime rate and we believe that you will find our University Safety personnel to be friendly, caring, and attentive to your concerns. The department has to offer:
- BAWA Program: The BAWA program was made to connect victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and/or stalking to resources such as counseling, Title IX services, and off-campus resources. This program is a critical resource for the people of the campus community who may be experiencing these types of issues.
- ID Parking Decal: All students, staff, and faculty members at Saint Leo University must have an ID parking decal so that they can park on campus. This helps keep unauthorized people off campus.
- Safe rides: Saint Leo University has a student-run Safe Rides program. It’s an escort service for students who need to get to the other side of campus. This service is available all hours and is a convenient option for those who might not feel comfortable walking alone at night.
- ADA Accessibility Transportation: The campus security team gives transportation for people with disabilities who require assistance getting around campus. This service is an important resource for members of the campus community with mobility issues.
- Motor Pool: Students can rent vans from the motor pool at a rate of 45 cents per mile. This is an option for student groups who need a vehicle for off-campus events or activities.
- 24/7 Patrol: The security team is on patrol 24/7 and can respond to incidents as needed. This constant patrol helps make sure that students, staff, and visitors feel safe on campus.

The United States Post Office for the town of Saint Leo, Florida which is located on Saint Leo’s campus has been open since October 1890 and has allowed the Saint Leo community to have their own PO boxes, mail, and ship items, and receive international mail.

Contact:
- Phone: (352) 588-3741
- Fax: (352) 588-2954
- Toll Free: 1-800-275-8777

Hours of operation:
- Monday - Friday: 9 am – 12 pm | 1 pm – 4 pm
- Saturday - Sunday : Closed

Lobby Hours: Monday - Sunday: 24/7

Link: https://www.postallocations.com/fl/saint-leo/saint-leo

Building Code - CAED

It is currently the main office space for many faculty and staff members, began its construction in 1926. However, at that time of the year, the hall was once to be designed as a dormitory – the first ever at the school – for students. Each of the offices used to be a living space for students, and many offices were once used for other purposes such as a shower, a library, or a reception room. In 1940, loudspeakers were placed above the building and were used to broadcast the new campus radio station WLEO.

Financial aid office

Student financial aid is the office located directly in the center of Saint Edward’s Hall. They assist students in navigating the process of applying for scholarships, grants, loans, and other financial assistance to help fund their education. Here at the Financial aid office can go by appointment to take care of all their finical concerns and needs such as:
- Check student accounts
- Add to or take away from their financial aid on their student accounts

Hours: Monday- Friday: 8:30 am-5:00 pm

Student Accounts/Billing

This office handles tuition and fee payments, issues student bills, and manages other financial matters related to student accounts.

Center of Learning and Excellence (CTLE)

To help the faculty be the most successful teacher they can be so that they can help the students to be the most successful students they can be. We do all sorts of things like webinars, workshops, and Faculty Development. We provide a ton of resources on the website. Faculty can consult with us in one-on-one consultation about any kind of teaching challenges, issues, strategies that they want to try out, and navigating tools.

Website: http://faculty.saintleo.edu

Advisor’s Offices

Need to stop by your advisor’s office to attend their office hours? Advisor's offices/adjuncts (full-time faculty advisors) are the main function of this house's faculty offices.

Registrar's Office

The Registrar maintains the official academic record for all students; located at the far west end of Saint Edward Hall.. The team specifically works with transcripts from other schools, transfer credit evaluation, degree audits, substitution/waiver requests, enrollment verifications, degree conferral, issuing diplomas, degree verifications, transcripts, enrollment reporting, commencement, centralized tuition assistance management, and many other tasks associated with these functions. Our work impacts and supports all departments across the university. Students most often contact the Registrar’s Office for transcripts, transfer evaluations, degree conferral, and verifications. In short, It is an office designed all around to help you transition into Saint Leo and out the easiest and best ways possible

Hours: Monday - Friday: 8 am - 5 pm

Alumni Hall is home to the Academic Excellence Living Learning Community, with approximately 50 male and female first-year students in double rooms with private bathrooms. There are two floors in Alumni Hall, with a Resident Assistant (RA) assigned to each floor. Alumni Hall and Roderick Hall share laundry rooms - located on the first floor of Roderick Hall.
- Alumni Double is 16' x 10.5'

Located on the east side of campus, Roderick Hall is a two-story building that provides suite-style living for approximately 95 male and female students in separate suites. Each suite contains four single bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a furnished common living area. Roderick Hall has two laundry facilities located on the first floor, which are shared with Alumni Hall. All residents in Roderick are on the unlimited meal plan. There are four Resident Assistants (RA) in the building (two on each floor).
- Single is 16’ x 11’

Benoit Hall houses over 120 first-year male residents in a traditional "community style" layout. There are two floors separated into two wings with an assigned Resident Assistant (RA). There are communal bathrooms in each wing. Rooms also feature a built-in vanity (counter, sink, and cabinets). Adjacent to Benoit, is an outdoor sand volleyball court, which can be used year-round and is shared with other east-side residents. Benoit's laundry room and lounge are both located on the first floor.
- Benoit is 18' x 10'