In each house, there are approximately 50 students and a resident don, who is a postgraduate student. Our well-trained don team, lead by the Dean and Senior Don Robbie Butler, will be on hand when you move into Residence. The heart of the social life of the College is the Audrey Taylor Dining Hall. Residents from both Wilson and Wetmore Halls gather here for their meals. Some meal plans offer residents the option of eating at outlets across campus, including Starbucks, Subway, and Tim Horton's.
Special events are a characteristic part of residence life.
The strong student government in conjunction with the Dean of Students provides events such as photo competitions, pumpkin carving, Secret Santa, Holiday dinner and dance, intramural sports and movie nights, to name but a few. Wilson Lounge is a popular student meeting place and study area. Also within the College, the Donald Ivey Library houses the Women's Studies collection, which is of international significance. The Library provides an excellent study space and a wheelchair accessible computer lab. A second computer lab is located in Wetmore Hall.