Swipe card access to building required. History Built in 1905, original McKim, Meade and White design and second oldest original residence hall on campus. Frosh first allowed to live here in 1998-99. Living Learning center began in Fall 2000. Students wishing to become a part of this unique shared community, must register for lottery, but must also fill out a separate LLC application available from Dean Paquette in 116 Wallach Hall.
Acceptances are binding.
Students not getting in will be automatic alternates, and will be placed in General Selection. Sixty percent of residents are freshmen living in all the doubles and some small singles, twenty-five percent are sophomores, and the rest are juniors and seniors in random singles. Inter-suite interaction is minimal and left to the students to initiate. Aside from the suite lounges, there is a ground floor lounge with a grand piano and a skylight lounge on the 10th floor. However, the Residence Life staff and UHC have always made Wallach a swinging place to live with a variety of activities in the stylish main lounge on the first floor.