ResHall Living Options
Traditional Low-Rise Halls
These seven buildings are co-educational halls, each housing a range of students from freshman through seniors. Each hall has its own history and traditions, and each makes a special effort to welcome entering first-year students each fall.
Wells Towers
Wells is our "tower" residence hall complex. Wells East and Wells West each have ten floors and house nearly one third of the on-campus population. With so many people, Wells residents consistently talk about how easy it is to meet friends. Several in-hall resources also make Wells particularly attractive:
- University Fitness (a fully-furnished fitness center)
- Jitters (the Wells Hall Coffeehouse)
- A large computer lab
- Extended front desk hours
Upper class and Graduate Floor
Goodhue Hall 4th floor (will not be offered for the 2010-2011 academic year)
Housing for upper class and graduate students, which responds to the unique needs of these groups, is available as well. This community is self-governing and it provides a mature environment reflective of the tenor of upper class and graduate education.
Smoke-Free Halls
Smoking is prohibited in all areas of all of our residence halls, including resident rooms. Smoke-free halls prohibit smoking throughout building.
Substance Free Floor
Wells East (6th floor), Clem (3rd floor) and Lee (4th floor)
While illegal drugs and underage drinking are prohibited in all of our residence halls, this environment is for students who agree to ensure that no alcohol, drugs, or tobacco be allowed anywhere on the floor.
Single Rooms
As space permits, single rooms are offered on a seniority and/or priority basis to students in the hall of their choice. The rate for single rooms is somewhat higher than that of double rooms.