The 16 residence halls 1 apartment complex on Western's campus are spread across three residential neighborhoods: North Campus, The Ridge, and South Campus. Select a building below to visit its community page.

Alma Clark Glass Hall is a 400-bed residence hall in Western's north campus Ridgeway Complex, and is named after WWU's first Black student, Alma Clark Glass, who attended New Whatcom Normal School (as it was called at the time) in 1906. Video featuring a …

Residence hall rooms are sorted into tiers (value, standard, premium) due to their different features. Please see rates information below to find the price of each room type with meal plan* options. Annual rate & per-quarter rates provided. *Meal plans are required for all residence hall students. More information: Dine On Campus.

Check out Western Washington University's off-campus living resources – your hub for off-campus housing listings, moving tips, and renting information. Learn the ins and outs of leases, make your commute plan, and develop a roommate agreement using our tools.

Get the most out of your American college experience by living in on-campus student accommodation. With 16 residence halls to choose from, there is housing to suit all styles and budgets.

WWU Universal Account (SSO) Login. Students who have full access to their WWU email: SSO login requires you first set your password for your universal login.

Check out the University Residences site for complete information about Western's residence halls, roommate options and housing rates, or apply for housing now. If you have questions, contact University Residences at (360) 650-6565 or [email protected].

Off Campus Living is here to help you learn about the basics of renting, your rights & responsibilities as a tenant, and creating community. We also point you to important links on safety, commuting, and getting to know the Bellingham area.

Learn more about Edens Hall. Explore housing floor plans, accessibility options, parking information, gender neutral restrooms, dining options and more.

housing.wwu.edu The residential experience is intentionally designed to create affordable, safe and well-maintained University housing that supports participation in healthy, inclusive and sustainable communities, where students invest in their academic success and personal growth.