Campus Housing

Student Affairs

• Administrative Services
• Activities and Recreation
• Careers and Campus Employment
• Dining at WMU
• Diversity and Culture
• Health and Counseling

• Residence Halls
  WMU Apartments
  Spindler Hall
  Community Living
  Conferences
  

• Services for Students
• Student Organizations

Residence Halls

Residence Halls support nearly 5,000 students who enjoy the friendships, living/learning focus, and diversity of campus life. Residents can take advantage of hall activities, leadership opportunities, high-speed internet, staff available 24 hours, Dining Halls, and many additional conveniences. Tocompare amenities, please refer to the Residence Hall Summary Chart.

THE VALLEYS

• All rooms are suites where two student rooms share a bathroom
• Close to the Haworth College of Business, intramural fields, and Goldsworth Valley pond

MAIN CAMPUS

• Halls offer larger rooms with smaller communities
• Close to academic buildings, the library, Bernhard Center, and Student Recreation Center

Big Three and Big Four

• Community-style living where each floor shares a bathroom
• Some 3- and 4-person rooms in the Big Four

Little Three

• Private bathroom or suite-style setup
• Restricted to upper-class students

Eligibility: Must be a WMU student enrolled in at least one credit hour.

WMU Apartments

WMU Apartments are conveniently located close to campus. Apartment rent includes all utilities, cable television services, and an apartment parking sticker. Furnished or unfurnished apartments are available at:

• Elmwood
• Goldsworth Valley
• Stadium Drive

Eligibility: Individuals are eligible to live in WMU Apartments if they are enrolled in WMU at least half-time, or are a WMU employee or alumnus.

Spindler Hall

Spindler Hall is one of WMU's original residence halls located on historic east campus. All 80 Spindler Hall rooms are unfurnished, and residents have access to community bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry facilities.

Eligibility: Spindler Hall is an independent housing facility for doctoral, graduate, senior, and non-traditional students at least 23 years of age.

Community Living

Community Living is a unit of the Office of Residence Life that provides students with general information about off campus living in Kalamazoo.

Conferences

The Conferences office coordinates a variety of services to help guests plan their visit to WMU. Staff members will help make arrangements for meetings, camps, and conferences for visitors from all over the world. Please contact the Conferences staff to to confirm conference dates, or to arrange for a campus visit.