About Xavier RLC Xavier Residential Learning Community started in the Fall of 2002 with 80 incoming freshman. The majority of the students lived on campus while 8 students lived off campus. In the Fall of 2003, Xavier began its second year, with both 50 freshmen and 50 sophomores. Students take classes together, participate in service learning projects, have weekly meals and liturgy together, and go on immersion trips. In addition to these students, the community has three community facilitators, and one Junior. Xavier Council, composed of elected student leaders, plays a major role in all aspects of the RLC. They take the lead in organizing events including weekly Monday night dinners, Mardi Gras celebrations, Superbowl parties, and social events of all kinds. They are also involved in planning and supporting the Xavier immersion trips. If you would like to live and learn with a group of friends interested in globalization, in an expanded sense of human community, in a global solidarity concerned with building a more just world, join the Xavier Learning Community. |
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