We offer standard residence halls, apartment/suite-style buildings, and themed and specialty housing — guaranteeing housing for all undergraduate students.
Here at Widener you will find a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive residential community with housing options that suit a variety of interests, living styles, and specific needs or wishes.
Our residence halls are just a short walk to your classes, administrative offices, dining facilities, the Pride Recreation Center, and other campus resources. Professional staff, along with resident assistants, live in the halls, offering a friendly and comfortable environment for all.
And there's always a variety of programs and activities happening in and around the residence halls.
Who Lives on Campus?
All freshman, sophomore, and junior students are required to live on campus, unless you qualify for commuter status.
Living on campus provides you with unmatched access to resources and activities, leading to better grades, higher graduation rates, and more time with friends! Want to learn more? Visit our Housing FAQs page for more information.
Free Laundry
No one likes doing laundry, but here, at least it's free! There's no charge to use the washers and dryers in our residence halls.
Housing Options
As a first-year student, you will live in one of our standard-style, first-year residence halls, which include:
First-year students also have the option of applying to live in one of our Living Learning Communities (LLCs), a residence hall where a select group of students share common residential and academic experiences. Our LLCs in this area include Nursing, Honors, Engineering, Business, and Civic Engagement & Global Leadership.
Upper-class students can choose from multiple housing options, including suite and apartment-style:
Create your own small, personalized community with your friends and classmates. In our themed housing, you can live with students who share common interests or membership within a campus organization.
We have a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion throughout campus, including in our residence halls and other living-learning spaces. Our gender inclusive housing option challenges the gender binary and creates an accessible option for students who identify as transgender, non-binary, are questioning their gender identity, or do not wish to subscribe to gender classifications. You have the option to live in a space and have roommates/suitemates regardless of gender identity. We welcome discussion with you so that we can meet your individual and specific needs.
Campus. Living.
87% Live on Campus Their First Year
Before long, our campus will feel like your second home.
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