UWA Housing

Gilbert Hall
Gilbert Hall is named after Robert B. Gilbert, a professor of English who served as a member of the faculty from 1948 until 1975. Dr. Gilbert also served as Dean of the School of Graduate Studies and chairman of the Division of Languages and Literature from 1948 - 1972.
Gilbert Hall is a suite-style residence hall for new freshmen and transfer students who have earned less than 24 semester credits.

Constructed: 2012
Classification: Coed (single gender by room)
Type: Rooms with private bathrooms
Location: Center of campus, near Wallace Hall
Occupancy: 459 (Two students per room)
Number of Floors: 4

Amenities:
Basic cable television service
Private bathrooms in each room
Group study rooms
Lounge areas on each floor
Living-Learning Communities (LLC)
Community lounge and T.V. room
Wireless Internet service
Centrally heated and air conditioned
Smoke-free environment (Smoking is not permitted at Gilbert Hall)
On-site laundry room with washers & dryers (utilizing Tiger Bucks)
Retail dining facility on-site (Opening September 2012)
Live-in professional staff member
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Reed Hall
Reed Hall is named after Nathaniel Reed, a professor of English who retired as the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost.

Constructed: 1992
Classification: Coed/Residential Scholars Community
Type: Rooms with private bathrooms
Location: Center of campus, near Wallace Hall and the Student Union
Occupancy: 90 (two students per room)
Number of Floors: 2

Amenities:
Basic cable television service
Private bathrooms in each room
Compact refrigerator and stove-top
Wireless Internet service
Individually heated and air conditioned
Smoke-free environment (Smoking is not permitted in any halls or apartments)
On-site laundry room with coin-operated washers & dryers
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Stickney Hall
Stickney Hall is named after Fred G. Stickney, a professor of English who served as the head of the English department from 1925 until 1946.

Constructed: 1949 (Renovated in 1983)
Classification: Coed/Residential Scholars Community
Type: Rooms with private bathrooms and kitchenettes
Location: Southern corner of campus, near the library & Bibb Graves Hall
Occupancy: 94 (Two students per room, plus a few singles and triples)
Number of Floors: 3

Amenities:
Private bathrooms in each room
Refrigerator and oven/stove
Bunked beds
Basic cable television service
Individually heated and air conditioned
Wireless Internet service
Computer lab
TV lounge
Elevator
Inside hallways
Smoke-free environment (Smoking is not permitted in any halls or apartments)
On-site laundry room with coin-operated washers & dryers
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Patterson Hall
Patterson Hall is a Residential Scholars Community. Sophomores and above with at least a 3.0 GPA may live at Patterson Hall.

Classification: Coed/Residential Scholars Community
Type: Rooms with private bathrooms and kitchenettes
Location: Center of campus, near Wallace Hall and the cafeteria
Occupancy: 50 (Two students per room)
Number of Floors: 2

Amenities:
Private bathrooms in each room
Refrigerator and oven/stove
Basic cable television service
Individually heated and air conditioned
Wireless Internet service
Smoke-free environment (Smoking is not permitted in any halls or apartments)
On-site laundry room with coin-operated washers & dryers
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Hoover Apartments
Hoover Apartments is named after Elizabeth Hoover, a professor of history who served as a member of the faculty from 1931 until 1972.
Hoover is an apartment community for sophomores and above. Hoover Apartments are divided into Phase One and Phase Two. Each apartment in Phase One of Hoover has two double bedrooms (shared bedrooms). In Phase Two of Hoover, each student has a single bedroom.

Constructed: Phase One – 1991; Phase Two – 2011
Classification: Coed/Residential Scholars Community
Type: Apartments
Location: Northern corner of campus, near the Student Union Building
Occupancy: 150 (Phase One – 16 apartments of four students per apartment with two per bedroom and Phase Two – 24 apartments of four students per apartment with single bedrooms)
Number of Floors: 2

Amenities:
Basic cable television service
Private bathrooms in each bedroom in Phase One and Two Private Bathrooms per apartment in Phase Two
Refrigerator and oven/stove in each apartment
Wireless Internet service
Furnished living room and dining room
Central heat and air conditioning
Smoke-free environment (Smoking is not permitted in any halls or apartments)
On-site laundry room with coin-operated washers & dryers
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