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About the Halls


 General Hall Information - Common Facilities - Room Connections - Hall Policies

General Hall InformationTo Top

  • Room Rates
  • Proposed Rates for the 2013-14 Academic Year (per semester):

    Double Room: $1708
    Single Room/Chancellor's Hall: $2466

  • Dining
  • Blugold dining information including meal plans, dining hours and locations.

  • Furniture
  • All the residence hall have loft furniture installed. Lofts provide the flexibility of 101 configurations, including bunks, lofts, one bed up/one down, and both beds down. Housing personnel are available to assist with furniture arrangements all year. You can submit a online loft/furniture request form with the maintenance department from our online forms page. More specific information can be found on our website's furniture page.

  • Decorations
  • Pictures, pennants, posters and other decorations should be attached to bulletin boards only. The use of tacks, nails or tape on walls, doors, ceilings or floors is prohibited. Masking tape may be used with care on unpainted surfaces. Electric lights should be kept away from bulletin boards and other flammable materials such as crepe paper because of the danger of fire.

    The original design of walls, ceilings and floors may not be covered. Rugs on the floor are permitted. If bringing carpet, a 12' x 15' piece is recommended. University furniture may not be removed from the room at any time. If a person is injured because of a change or modification made by a student to his or her room or furnishings, the University cannot be held liable.

  • Living Learning Communities
  • Want to live what you learn? Check out our nine Living Learning Communities: Global Learning, Healthy Living, Hmong Culture, Honors, Leadership, Outdoor Adventure and Social Justice and our two newest ones Sustainability and Spanish.

  • Work Requests
  • You are responsible for maintaining your residence hall room. If the furnishings provided by the University need to be repaired, you should contact either your RA or your Hall Director immediately. They will help you complete a work request.

    The Housing and Residence Life Office will then send a skilled professional or a trained member of its work study staff to repair the problem you have reported. If you are responsible for the damage, you will be charged. It is your responsibility to report any problems as soon as possible. You may submit a Maintenance Request form from our forms page.


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  • Laundry Facilities
  • The laundry facilities in the halls consist of washers and dryers, washtubs and counters. To activate a washer, use your Blugold Card. (You must have money in your Blugold Account.) The cost for each load is $2.00. Dryer use is free. You can add money to your account at the Value Transfer Stations, online at the Blugold office.

  • Computer Labs
  • The Housing Computer Labs are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Printing is also standard in the labs with students providing their own printing paper. More specific information can be found on our Housing Computer Labs page.

    If there is ever a hardware or software problem with a computer in the labs, call ResCom Help Desk at 55-4271.

  • Front Desks
  • In the main lobby of each residence hall is a reception desk. The reception desk serves as an informational center for each hall. It has the name and phone number of all residents living in the hall. The reception desk can also be a resource for on-campus as well as emergency numbers.  More information can be found on our Residence Hall Front Desks page.

    Front Desk Phone Numbers:
    Bridgman 855.4910 Putnam 855.4600
    Chancellors   855.2614 Sutherland 855.4667
    Governors 855.4401 Thomas 855.4726
    Horan 855.4469 Towers North 855.4727
    Murray 855.4531 Towers South   855.4727
    Oak Ridge 855.4598


  • Kitchens
  • Many halls and hall councils have a supply of kitchen stuff that students can use if they purchase a hall council activity sticker for that hall. Various cooking equipment such as pots, pans, utensils, and silverware may be checked out at the halls' front desk for use in the hall kitchens. Major appliances, including a refrigerator, freezer, stove, oven and microwave, and yes, even the kitchen sink, are available for use in most residence halls kitchens.

  • Social Rooms
  • Social rooms are located in six of our residence halls: Horan, Towers, Oak Ridge, Murray, Thomas and Governors. Social rooms are open to all members of the residence halls and their guests. The rooms are used for dinner parties and other events as approved by Hall Directors. The social room kitchens are equipped with modern appliances including a microwave oven. China, crystal, and linens are available. About 1,000 students use the social rooms each month for events such as dinners, pizza parties, and educational programs.

  • Fitness Areas
  • Most of the residence halls have exercise areas located in their basements. Universal fitness equipment is installed, along with stationary bicycles and rowing equipment, in most of the exercise areas. We hope you will take advantage of these facilities for your routine workouts.

  • Lounges
  • The main lounge of each residence hall is equipped with chairs, couches, tables, lamps, and, in some cases, television sets and pianos. All residence halls feature several study lounges furnished with chairs, desks and couches. Several of the residence halls also have a TV lounge with a big screen TV for resident use.

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  • Telephone Service
  • Students can request an activated land line for their residence hall room. There is a per semester charge for this activation. You can fill out a Telephone Land Line Request Form or in the Housing Office, Towers 112.

  • Cable Service
  • Each room has a TV/FM outlet. Cables for the outlets are distributed at the beginning of the year. Numerous commercial stations and foreign language broadcasts are available through the cable system lineup, including ESPN, MTV, The Weather Channel, C-SPAN and CNN, to name a few. In addition, the University has its own television channel and broadcasting studio, TV10, and its own radio station, SRI . They are both completely student-run organizations.

  • Network Access
  • All residence hall rooms are wired for Ethernet for Internet access. All residence hall rooms are equipped with at least 1 activated port per student. You'll find that all odd-numbered ports are activated in all the Residence Halls.

    There is also wireless Internet access on the UWECreshall Network in all the residence halls. Additional information regaring networking connections or general compuing questions, please refer to the ResCom Help Desk.

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