conference rooms. Centennial Hall Houses the office of Institutional Advancement. St. Margaret Stallmeyer Hall The newest addition to the residence hall system. Opened in Fall 2018, this traditional-style residence hall can house up to 96 students on three floors. Marian Hall / Howard Hall Two connected residence halls that are co-ed. Ackerman Hall Male-only residence hall. Murphy Hall Co-ed suite-style residence hall. Thomas More University Observatory Features computer-controlled telescopes, CCD digital imaging camera systems, and telescope-dedicated computer systems. The building incorporates a sliding roof and a climate-controlled computer room, for celestial observation projects. Monte Casino Chapel CAPE Building Houses Digital, Graduate and Professional programs. Biology Field Station Located in California, Ky., this one-of-a-kind facility sits on the Ohio River and is home to crucial biological and water quality research, monitoring potential threats to the local watershed including but not limited to pollution, algal blooms, and habitat destruction. Thomas More University Success Center Dr. Anthony R. and Geraldine Zembrodt Institute for Academic Excellence (IAE) Institute for Learning Differences (ILD) Republic Bank Foundation Institute for Career Development and Graduate School Planning (ICG) Dr. Judith A. Marlow '69 Office of Student Accessibility Professional Advisors of Studies (PAS) Graduate and Accelerated Programs Graduate offerings include: Master of Business Administration Master of Arts in Ethical Leadership Master of Arts in Teaching Accelerated offerings include: Associate of Arts in Management Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration Bachelor of Arts in Ethical Leadership Bachelor of Arts, Individualized Program Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) Student government The student government of Thomas More University serves as the official representative of the student body. It is governed by its constitution and consists of an executive board, delegates at-large, and associates. Athletics Thomas More athletic programs are known as the Saints. Thomas More University announced in July 2022 that they have been granted provisional membership to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II. Thomas More currently competes in the Mid-South Conference of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Saints have been in the NAIA for the past two academic year and will retain NAIA membership until completion of the 2022-23 academic year. In preparation for applying to return to the NCAA, the University approached and was unanimously approved in summer 2021 for provisional membership to the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (GMAC). With the successful bid in 2022 to rejoin the