Choosing a residence hall is more than selecting a building to live in. When you choose a place to live, you will also choose a group of peers who will have an enormous influence on both what and how much you will learn in college. This is why WSU offers a variety of living options, so you can better select a place to live where you will make friends with interests and goals similar to your own. We hope you will look beyond hall sizes and architectural styles to find out what kind of program is available in each hall. The program will influence the kinds of friends you make, and your friends will strongly affect your college experience.
Specific halls have programs to create learning communities.
What to Bring Vacation Break Housing At a Glance All our halls are within a 10-minute walk from campus center. You should consider choosing your hall based on our offered academic themes and support. These will influence the interests of the people you will live and make friends with, who, in turn will strongly effect how much you will learn from your college experience. Common features of all halls include lounges, TV rooms, study rooms, kitchens, microwaves, washing machines and dryers, and sports equipment. Rooms typically range from 120 to 140 square feet.