Washburn Hall "Classics"
Fall 2024 Frosh Live-On Requirement Suspended
As we plan for a number of classes to be online for Fall 2024, the University is suspending the Frosh Live-On requirement. No frosh will be required to live on campus during the 2024-2025 academic year. Mandatory Frosh do not need to complete and submit an exemption form.
Mandatory Meal Plans
Meal Plans are mandatory for all First Time Frosh and all residents living in Washburn Hall. Housing rates will vary depending on the meal plan chosen. Meal Plans selection is part of the Housing Application process, please select your meal plan as you are completing your Housing Application. For more information on Meal Plans, please click the link below.
This residence hall offers a smaller living-learning environment for approximately 250 students. This hall is divided into 6 wings of approximately 48 students each, a design which helps promote community among the residents. Washburn Hall offers a traditional college living experience, and enables students to get involved, and build life-long friendships. University Housing Services highly recommends this small community experience to incoming first-year students in order to ease the transition to college and provide a supportive first-year experience. Rooms in the bricks are double or triple occupancy with two or three students assigned to each room.
Amenities
Washburn Hall is equipped with air conditioning, offer a high speed internet connection with wireless service in all common areas, and an on-site laundry facility but do not have elevators. Washburn Hall residents have access to the Resident Activity Center (RAC) located in Campus Village Building B, which offers a gaming area with air hockey, ping pong, and pool. The RAC also has 4 meeting rooms which include a DVD player so you can watch the latest movies with your friends and classmates. We also offer a courtesy desk in Washburn Hall during the academic year to assist you.
Typical layout
Double and triple occupancy rooms in Washburn Hall includes a space approximately 12 ft. x 15 ft., with a door at one end and a window on the opposite wall. Double occupancy rooms have one set of twin, extra long beds, which can either be bunked or separated. Triple rooms have one twin, extra long lofted bed and one set of twin, extra long bunk beds. Please note that beds are not furnished with pillows, blanket, or other linen.
Floor Plan
Room Furnishings
Double occupancy rooms are furnished with two of each of the following: extra long twin beds, desks, chairs, dressers, bookshelves, and closets. Triple rooms are furnished with three of each of the above (only two closets and bookshelves). Each room includes one towel rack, wastebasket, and paper recycling bin. Floors are carpeted, and windows are furnished with drapes.
Parking
Campus Village features two levels of limited underground parking for students, and bicycle racks on either side of Building B.
