Explore Housing at WSU
Why Live On Campus?
Do you love being surrounded by the energy of campus? Do you want to be within minutes to your classes, the dining hall, the library and all the fun athletic games, music and theatre events, student clubs and more?
By living in the residence halls, you’ll be in the middle of just about everything on campus and also in between the lake parks and downtown Winona. It’s a win-win-win.
Living on campus is a huge part of the classic college experience and it’s a good way to ease the transition into your first year at WSU.
In your residence hall, you have:
- convenient access to campus amenities like the dining hall and academic resources
- a Resident Assistant who will look out for you and answer any questions
- easy opportunities to make friends
Having all of these support systems makes it easier for you to focus on classes and getting to know campus. You’ll be moving away from home, but you won’t be totally on your own.
If you want to live off campus though, we’ll miss you!
See Your Residence Hall Options
Traditional Halls
If you are looking for the classic college experience for your first year, this is it.
Sheehan, Prentiss-Lucas, Conway, Richards, and Morey-Shepard are mostly traditional double rooms. There are limited amount of single or super single rooms.
Upper-level students and transfer students are also welcome to live in any of the traditional residence halls.
Suite-Style Halls
If traditional isn’t really your thing, perhaps a suite is more your style.
The suite-style rooms have more privacy while still space for community events and impromptu get-togethers throughout the hall.
Haake Hall is open to first year students, and Kirkland Hall houses a combination of first-year, upper-class, and transfer students.
Learn more about Kirkland-Haake Halls.
East Lake Apartments
All grown up. Upper-class students can spread out in the spacious East Lake Apartments.
Get ready to enjoy a little taste of off-campus independence with all the benefits of on-campus amenities.
The best way to experience the residences hall is to schedule a campus tour. Visit WSU today!
Learn more about life in Winona and get a taste of that #WarriorLife.
Housing Amenities & Special Accommodations
Each residence hall is unique, but they all come with certain standard amenities, like lounge areas and laundry facilities.
If you have a disability that may require special housing considerations, let us know so we can provide you with the right resources.
Learn more about accommodations for accessibility in the residence halls.
