University Housing, University of Wisconsin-Madison

University Housing at the University of Wisconsin–Madison offers a comprehensive range of on-campus living options designed to support students throughout their academic journey.

With a commitment to fostering community, inclusivity, and student success, University Housing provides environments that cater to diverse needs and preferences.

Undergraduate Housing

For undergraduate students, University Housing manages over 20 residence halls, each offering unique living experiences.

These halls are organized into two primary neighborhoods:

• Lakeshore Neighborhood: Situated along the picturesque Lake Mendota, this area features 13 residence halls and four dining markets.
• It's near Ebling and Steenbock Libraries and the Engineering campus.
• The neighborhood is known for its serene environment, ideal for students seeking a quieter living space.
• Southeast Neighborhood: Located near downtown Madison, this neighborhood comprises eight residence halls and two dining markets.
• Close to College and Memorial Libraries, offering students easy access to academic resources.
• This neighborhood is recognized for its vibrant social scene and active campus life.

Each residence hall offers various room types including single, double, and triple accommodations.

Many halls also host learning and theme communities. These allow students to engage with peers who share similar academic or personal interests.

These communities provide specialized programs, workshops, and faculty connections, enriching the student experience.

Graduate and Family Housing

University Housing provides apartment-style living for graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, academic staff, faculty, and their families.

The three apartment communities—Eagle Heights, University Houses, and Harvey Street Apartments—are located on the west end of campus.

These communities offer amenities such as community centers, outdoor recreational spaces, and proximity to campus resources.

Dining Services

Dining is a central aspect of the University Housing experience.

Students have access to various dining options including dining markets, coffee shops, and convenience stores.

The facilities offer diverse meal plans and flexible hours, accommodating various dietary preferences and schedules.

Dining services emphasize sustainability through initiatives like recycling and composting programs, promoting environmentally responsible practices.

Community and Support

University Housing is dedicated to creating inclusive and supportive communities.

Residence halls host numerous events and activities throughout the year to foster connections among residents.

Support staff, such as house fellows and residence life coordinators, assist students with academic and personal matters.

The Wisconsin Residential Experience curriculum focuses on personal development, inclusivity, and academic success.

It prepares students for active engagement on campus and beyond.

Location

• Madison, WI, USA