WCU is a University of North Carolina Campus
- Residential Living for Current Students
- Residential Living for Recently Accepted Students
- Housing FAQs
- What to Bring
- Residential Life Policies & Procedures
- Leadership & Involvement
- Madison Hall
- Robertson Hall
- Albright-Benton Hall
- Buchanan Hall
- Harrill Hall
- Leatherwood Hall
- Reynolds Hall
- Scott Hall
- Walker Hall
- Central Drive Hall
- The Village
- Norton Road Hall
Faculty, English students blend curriculum with volunteerism to benefit a local children’s center
Where Will I Live?
At WCU, residential life isn’t just about a place to sleep; it’s the heartbeat of our community. To ensure that you experience the best of WCU life, you’ll spend at least your freshmen year living in one of our residence halls.
You’ll find more than you might expect from WCU’s residence-hall living. These aren’t cookie-cutter living spaces. We offer accommodations to suit a variety of living styles, from smoke-free floors to quiet zones to floors dedicated to healthy living.
Living on campus also gives you easy access to the best of campus life. Sports, theater, clubs, and the great social scene of the University Center are all close to home. In addition, the residence halls host their own activities and organizations.
Take a moment to learn more about residential life at WCU, and take a virtual tour of our 14 campus residential halls.