St. Paul's College

Student experience

The College offers a unique, small-community experience within the larger University of Manitoba and is a hub for your academic, social and spiritual needs. Membership benefits include access to scholarships and bursaries, student retreats, events, free lockers and study carrel rooms.

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Membership

Benefits of membership

For a minimal membership fee ($19 per term), members of St. Paul's College are offered a variety of services organized by the College, Students' Association, and Campus Ministry team. Benefits range from services and activities, such as support for spiritual life, student retreats, social events, film and speaker series, complimentary lockers, BBQs and pancake breakfasts. But the main benefit is becoming part of a small community.

Scholarships and bursaries

St. Paul’s College offers over $200,000 in scholarships, bursaries and prizes to both undergraduate and graduate student members.

Facilities

College facilities include the Belltower Café, computer lab, library, chapel, classrooms and study carrels and lockers.

How to become a St. Paul’s College member

  1. Login to Aurora secure area
  2. Select “Enrollment and Academic Records”
  3. Select “Declarations”
  4. Select “Declare College Membership”
  5. Select “Add” to add new membership
  6. Select "St. Paul’s College" as your college of choice and click “Submit”

Ways to get involved

Study carrels and lockers

Lockers

St. Paul's College Students' Association (SPCSA) offers its members a locker at no extra cost! Locker sign up takes place in the cafeteria at a table on Thursday, September 5, 2024, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Non-members can also get a locker at the college for $25, which is lower than most   locker fees on campus.

For inquiries about lockers, please contact the SPCSA.

Study carrels

St. Paul's College (SPC) provides its students with private study carrels located in a locked room. The carrel room is located on the first floor of SPC. Each student who is awarded a carrel is given a key code to the carrel room and is charged a $60 session fee for the Fall and Winter Terms.

We are currently renting out study carrels for the Fall and Winter Terms.

Allocation of carrels will take place on Tuesday, September 10, and Wednesday September 11, 2024, at 8:00 a.m. in the SPC General Office, room 209. Carrels are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis. Any applications received after that date will be added to a waiting list.

Payment and access to carrels will begin in September. Personal ID and proof of membership must be presented at the time of rental.

Fee for September to April is $60.
Fee for May to August (2025) is $30.

Programs of study

There are a number of University of Manitoba programs that are provided in conjunction with St. Paul's College.

Supports for Students

Being a student can come with unique challenges, and essential services and assistance are available to lend a helping hand. Whether you need support for your mental well-being, spiritual care, guidance on financial matters, or access to food resources, an array of services and resources are available to alleviate the burdens you may be facing during your academic journey and empower you throughout your educational pursuits.

 

Everyday supports

 

Health and wellness supports

 

 

For urgent help

 

Are you experiencing a high degree of distress (e.g., you don’t feel safe, have been recently assaulted, have a plan to attempt suicide, witnessed a traumatic event) and need help immediately? If yes, we encourage you to consider contacting one of the 24 hour a day, 7 days a week crisis services listed below:

  1. Canada Suicide Hotline (1-833-456-4566)
  2. Klinic Crisis Line (204-786-8686)
  3. Mobile Crisis Service (204-940-1781)
  4. Manitoba Suicide Prevention and Support Line (1-877-435-7170)
  5. First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Services (1-855-242-3310)
  6. Sexual Assault Crisis Line (1-888-292-7565)
The Paulinian
St. Paul's College also features it's own student newspaper, the Paulinian, which features articles written by students for students.
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