Residence Halls
Your home away from home
UW-Eau Claire is here to become your home away from home. Each of our residence halls has its own personality to fit the needs of what you are looking for during your time on campus. Whether you like it quiet or want more of a social atmosphere, you can find your fit. Residence life will also give you the opportunity to experience the value of being part of a diverse community as well as develop and test human relations skills, personal value systems and leadership skills.
Living in the residence halls is great! There are so many of your friends close by. And the food is MUCH better than at high school cafeterias.
Upper Campus
Bridgman Hall
Located on upper campus, Bridgman Hall is co-ed and home to the Honors Living Learning Community.
Learn about Bridgman Hall
Chancellors Hall
Located on a scenic ridge overlooking Putnam Park and the Chippewa River on upper campus, Chancellors Hall is an apartment style residence facility for upperclassman.
Learn about Chancellors Hall
Governors Hall
Named in honor of past, present and future Governors and built in 1962, Governors is a co-ed residence hall located on upper campus featuring the Leadership Living Learning Community and is within walking distance to Crest Wellness Center.
Learn about Governors Hall
Horan Hall
Horan Hall is a co-ed dorm on upper campus. Walk right out your door and just a few steps to get to Hilltop Center, home to the upper campus cafeteria.
Learn about Horan Hall
Karlgaard Towers
Karlgaard Towers includes two separate residence halls - Marilyn Karlgaard Hall and David Karlgaard Hall, located on upper campus, overlooking the beautiful Chippewa River. This is the home for the Outdoor Adventure Living Learning Community.
Learn about Towers Hall
Murray Hall
If you’re looking for a bigger hall with a smaller feel, Murray Hall could be just right. Some may even say it’s in the perfect location on upper campus because it’s close to the food and all the activities going on at the recreation center.
Learn about Murray Hall
Oak Ridge Hall
Oak Ridge Hall is a coed residence hall located on upper campus featuring the First Year Residential Experience (FYRE) Living Learning Community and easy access to a bus stop for convenient transportation to lower campus and city bus routes.
Learn about Oak Ridge Hall
New Residence Hall
UW-Eau Claire's new residence hall will provide occupancy in time for the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year.
Learn about our new hall
Sutherland Hall
This co-ed housing facility is located on upper campus near Crest Wellness Center, and is home to both the Social Justice Living Community and the Sustainability Living Learning Community.
Learn about Sutherland HallLower Campus
Katharine Thomas Hall
Named after Katharine Thomas, a member of the first faculty (Teacher Education, 1916-1946), Thomas Hall is located on lower campus on the Chippewa River near academic buildings and the McIntyre Library.
Learn about Thomas Hall
Putnam Hall
Located on lower campus, Putnam Hall is a coed dorm focused on fostering lasting relationships between residents. Built in 1957, it was the second hall built on the UWEC's campus.
Learn about Putnam HallUniversity Sponsored Housing
Aspenson Mogensen Hall
Located just across the street from parts of lower campus, this new apartment style residence hall houses 200 students in one, two, three, and four bedroom units.
Learn about Aspenson Mogensen
Campus Hotel
Within walking distance of UWEC, the Campus Hotel is used by the university for student housing. With virtually the same amenities as the dorms, you will get the full community experience, with an off campus feel.
Learn about the Campus Hotel
Haymarket Landing
Haymarket Landing offers university-sponsored housing in an off-campus location. Experience apartment-style living within walking distance of campus.
Learn about Haymarket
Priory Hall
Priory Hall, formerly a Catholic Monastery, was purchased by the university in 2013 and has been home to Blugolds ever since.
Learn about Priory Hall