A healthy mind, body and spirit are fundamental to personal and academic success.
At Xavier, we believe that true success goes beyond academic achievements; it encompasses a holistic approach to personal growth and self-care. Our comprehensive range of services, state-of-the-art facilities and compassionate staff are here to support you on your journey towards optimal safety, health and wellness. Whether you seek medical care, counseling, fitness resources or educational programs, Xavier University is committed to empowering you to live a balanced and thriving life.
Recreation Center Facilities
The recreation center in the Health United Building includes three indoor basketball courts for intramural sports, a three-lane running track overlooking those courts, three fitness studios, a four-lane indoor pool and recreational gym spaces for treadmills, stationary bikes, ellipticals and weight-lifting machines.
Xavier students have access to primary medical care, counseling and other health services at the Health United Building on campus. Services are provided by board certified physicians and licensed registered nurses. Services include primary care, allergy treatment, travel medicine, lab tests, immunizations and pharmacy.
Students have access to counseling services through licensed psychologists and counselors at the Health United Building on campus. The counselors provide for a wide range of mental and behavioral health matters, including anxiety, depression, adjustment, relationships, eating disorders, alcohol and drug issues and other problems. There are no charges for counseling services.
Officers provide 24/7 police patrols, blue light assistance phones located throughout campus buildings and grounds, secured card access residence halls, mandatory fire safety training in each residence hall and escort services after dark through XUPD dispatch.
The James E. Hoff, S.J. Dining Commons is the main campus dining hall. Students choose from multiple dining stations, including daily chef specials vegetarian dining options and a gluten-free food station. Food is sourced locally whenever possible, sometimes even from our own campus garden.
Xavier is a Catholic university, but it’s also home to students of many faiths. Xavier’s Center for Faith and Justice (CFJ) creates and strengthens a sense of community among individuals of diverse faiths on campus. The Center offers prayer services and faith sharing groups, and is home to a full-time Muslim chaplain, Catholic chaplain, Rabbi and Protestant minister.
Xavier’s Title IX Office offers free, confidential advocacy and support and serves as a central resource for questions, complaints or concerns related to sex discrimination at Xavier. The staff also connects students to support resources and provides education and training on sex discrimination to the campus community.
Students have access to the newly-constructed Wasson Way Bike path, which connects campus to the nearby neighborhoods of Evanston, Norwood, Oakley and Hyde Park. The trail begins just west of Victory Parkway and will eventually end at the beginning of the 78-mile Little Miami Bike Trail.