Location

St. Andrew’s Hall offers affordable housing in a superb location for students, families, and summer visitors. Parking is available.

Every apartment has a fully-equipped kitchen. Coin-operated laundry facilities and vending machines are available on site.  The central bus loop at UBC is only steps away, providing easy access to the public transportation system that serves the greater Vancouver region.

Next door:

  • Vancouver School of Theology
  • MacMillan Theological Library
  • School of Economics
  • Allard School of Law
  • The Great Dane coffee shop

A short walk:

  • Central bus loop
  • On-campus eateries
  • Museum of Anthropology
  • St. Marks/Corpus Christi College
  • Carey Theological College
  • Chan Center for the Performing Arts
  • Aquatics Center
  • Student NEST
  • UBC Library
  • Regent College

Close by (walk or drive):

  • Pacific Spirit park – miles of walking trails
  • UBC golf course – all are welcome
  • Restaurants and retail stores
  • Parks and beaches
  • Kitsilano and downtown Vancouver
  • Ocean waters and majestic mountains!

Vancouver

Consistently ranked as one of the best places in the world to live, Vancouver is a young, vibrant West Coast city that is home to 2.5M people in the Metro Vancouver area and growing.

The third largest city in Canada, Vancouver is deeply influenced by its position as both gateways to the Pacific Rim nations of Asia as well as the environmentally sensitive, technology-driven entrepreneurship of the Cascadia region of Oregon, Washington State, and British Columbia.

Living in this place is an incredible and unforgettable blessing.

UBC

The University of British Columbia, established in 1908, is one of Canada’s leading universities and is ranked in the top 40 universities in the world, and among the top 20 public universities.

Home to 54,000 students from over 150 countries around the world, UBC is a dynamic, global village in which to live, study and grow.

Theological Neighborhood

UBC’s motto is “A Place of Mind.”

In the “west wing” of the UBC campus sits the theological neighborhood – home to schools of theology and graduate residences for all UBC students. St. Andrew’s Hall is The Presbyterian Church in Canada’s College at UBC.

We are proud to share the neighborhood with such fine neighbors as the Vancouver School of Theology (Anglican Church of Canada, The United Church of Canada), Carey Centre (Baptist) and St. Mark’s College/Corpus Christi (Roman Catholic).

Together, we help create a corner of campus that is indeed a place of mind, body, and spirit.