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At UWSP, we recognize that college is more than just attending classes. It’s about being part of a supportive community, creating lasting memories, and developing lifelong skills. Living on campus offers a vibrant environment that enhances academic, social, and personal growth.

UWSP’s 13 residence halls are organized into 3 Quads:

  • North DeBot Quad
  • South DeBot Quad
  • Allen Quad

Living on campus offers a vibrant environment that enhances academic, social, and personal growth.

ALLEN QUAD

The Allen Quad consists of the traditional residence halls May Roach, Pray-Sims, and Smith Hall, plus these our two speciality residence halls Hyer Hall and the Suites@201. The traditional-style residence halls are set up for double occupancy. Allen Quad is conveniently located near the Allen Fitness Center and within close walking distance of Marshfield Clinic Health System Champions Hall and the large student parking lot Q.

PRAY-SIMS HALL FEATURES AN ELEVATOR

Pray-Sims is actually two residence halls joined together by an elevator. Sims Hall has rooms for female-identifying students while Pray Hall houses rooms for male-identifying students.

MAY ROACH HALL OFFERS GENDER-INCLUSIVE RESTROOMS

Students are housed in a “scattered” room configuration; with restroom facilities available on each floor (restrooms are single-sexed, with a gender-inclusive bathroom on the second floor).

We also include Hyer Hall and the Suites@201 in this quad, although these are our upper-level student living options.

HYER HALL FEATURES QUIET COMMUNITIES

Hyer Hall is available to students who are 21 years of age or older prior to the start of the fall semester. Hyer Hall is a traditional-style residence hall that is located south of the main campus near Old Main and student parking lot W.

THE SUITES@201 ARE REALLY SWEET

The Suites@201 is an apartment-style residence hall that provides on-campus conveniences with an off-campus lifestyle. Suites can be single-sexed or gender-neutral as they feature four private bedrooms, a full kitchen, a living room, and a three-part bathroom (shower room, toilet room, vanity area). The Suites@201 is located near the Allen Fitness Center and is within close walking distance of Schmeeckle Reserve and student parking lot Q.

Learn more about specialty living options and housing accommodations here.

NORTH DEBOT

The North DeBot Quad consists of Burroughs, Knutzen, Thomson, and Watson Halls. These recently renovated traditional-style residence halls feature air conditioning and an elevator.

BURROUGHS HALL OFFERS ALCOHOL-FREE LIVING COMMUNITIES

 

KNUTZEN HALL OFFERS GENDER-INCLUSIVE RESTROOMS

Students are housed in a “scattered” room configuration; with restroom facilities available on each floor (restrooms are single-sexed, with a gender-inclusive bathroom on the second floor).

North Quad is conveniently located near the DeBot Dining Center and within close walking distance of Schmeeckle Reserve.

THOMSON HALL FEATURES QUIET-COMMUNITIES

These communities have been established to meet the needs of those students who have expressed a desire to live in an area where a quiet study atmosphere is continually maintained. Communities may modify and extend these hours if they wish to make them even more conducive for focused study time.

WATSON HALL OFFERS GENDER-INCLUSIVE RESTROOMS

Students are housed in a “scattered” room configuration; with restroom facilities available on each floor (restrooms are single-sexed, with a gender-inclusive bathroom on the second floor).

Learn more about specialty living options and housing accommodations here.

SOUTH DEBOT

The South DeBot Quad consists of Baldwin, Hansen, Neale, and Steiner Halls. These renovated traditional-style residence halls feature air conditioning and an elevator.

BALDWIN HALL FEATURES AN ELEVATOR

Students are housed in a “scattered” room configuration; with restroom facilities available on each floor (restrooms are single-sexed).

HANSEN HALL OFFERS GENDER-INCLUSIVE RESTROOMS

Students are housed in a “scattered” room configuration; with restroom facilities available on each floor (restrooms are single-sexed, with a gender-inclusive bathroom on the second floor).

South Quad is conveniently located near the DeBot Dining Center and within close walking distance of Marshfield Clinic Health System Champions Hall and student parking lot P.

NEALE HALL FEATURES TEMPERATURE CONTROLS

Every hall in South Quad has community kitchens, a computer lab, laundry facilities, study lounges, group meeting rooms, secured mailboxes, and recycling facilities.

STEINER HALL OFFERS ALCOHOL-FREE LIVING COMMUNITIES

Looking to get involved? Join your Leadership Team in hosting SHAAFR – a Steiner Hall Alcohol Awareness Fund Raiser

Learn more about specialty living options and housing accommodations here.

2024-2025 Housing Costs

CONTRACTS AND BILLING
All housing contracts are for set for the entire academic year and are billed per semester to the student’s university bill. The cost shown here is the amount that will be billed per semester in the first fall and first spring university bills.

WITHDRAWAL INFORMATION
You must check out of your room within 24 hours of withdrawal. If you withdraw during the semester, your charges are subject to pro-ration. For more information about how to check out of your room upon withdrawing, please see your hall director or contact UWSP Housing.

QUAD AND OCCUPANCY TYPE

Allen Quad $2,425/semester
Double-Occupancy Room
$3,175/semester
Single-Occupancy Room
DeBot Quads $2,525/semester
Double-Occupancy Room
DeBot Quads $3,275/semester
Single-Occupancy Room
Suites@201 $3,525/semester
  • Thanksgiving Break: no charge – included with fall contract
  • Winter Break: no charge – included with active spring contract
  • Spring Break: no charge – included with spring contract

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Amenities and Services

Every Hall. Every Room. Every Student.

What to expect in your residence hall and room. While each residence hall is unique with various features and traditions, there are certain services, equipment, and opportunities available in each building and in every traditional student room.

Every Hall Includes:

  • On-site Residence Hall Director (rotating on-call duty)
  • Resident Assistants (1-2 per floor)
  • Front desk
  • Exterior doors locked 24/7
  • Community kitchen(s)
    • Limited kitchen equipment can be checked out from the front desk
  • Computer lab
  • Laundry facilities (no extra charge)
  • Study lounges
  • Group meeting rooms
  • Secured mailboxes
  • Recycling facilities
  • Community recreational equipment
    • Check out from front desk; varies by building

Check out our hall-specific amenities here.

Every Room Includes:

  • Secure door with lock
  • Access to UWSP’s Wi-Fi Network
  • Window treatment
  • At least one mirror

With the exception of our specialty residence halls, Suites@201 and Hyer Hall, our standard residence hall rooms are double occupancy.

For a sample layout of a residence hall room, click here.

For more information, check out the Student Housing Handbook here.

Every Resident Student is Allotted:

  • Loftable bed with twin extra-long mattress
  • Dresser
  • Desk
  • Chair
  • Closet (varies across campus, approximately 15″ deep and 41″ wide)
  • Wastebasket (bags available at front desk for free)
  • ResNet (computer network) connection port

For a sample layout of a residence hall room, click here.

For more information, check out the Student Housing Handbook here.

Check with your Resident Assistant and on SPIN for fun and educational activities.

What is programming?

Programming is simply the coordination and planning of an organized event or activity aimed at helping residents learn and grow. Resident Assistants (RAs) review the needs of their respective floors and buildings and plan an assortment of activities to enrich their lives. Have a fun idea? You are strongly encouraged to share it with your RA.

Explore events in your building and across campus here.

Program Board (PB) Each hall has a PB (similar to student council), which is a great opportunity for anyone to get involved. Your PB will plan social events for the hall. There are positions ranging from chairperson to green advocate, and meetings are held weekly. If you are looking to get involved contact your RA.

Residence Hall Association (RHA) is the primary interhall programming organization on campus. RHA provides opportunities to develop leadership skills through elected and appointed positions, as well as through attendance at state, regional and national conferences. RHA is active in developing campus-wide events and entertainment. This group also debates proposals and recommends policies and programs directly affecting the students who live in the halls.

National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is an organization that provides recognition for those individuals living in the residence halls who have demonstrated outstanding service to the on-campus community. The NRHH organization also exists to provide ways that student leaders can continue to develop other leaders on campus by giving support, training, and modeling of positive behaviors. Membership in local chapters is limited to one percent of the school’s residential population of 30 members, whichever is larger.

Labor of Love is a one-time commitment where first-year students and residence hall staff go into the Stevens Point community and provide service ranging from cleaning local parks, to assisting campus community neighbors.
Please click here for more information. 

Pointer Pals make up our welcoming crew for first-year students and students returning to campus! Pointer Pals assist with move-in day and help students carry belongings to their residence hall room. They will also lead our first-year students to Pointers Week events.
Applications for Pointer Pals open in April of every spring semester on the Housing and Residence Life SPIN page.
Interested in paid positions? Learn more about student employment opportunities here.

Room Assignments

  • All traditional residence halls are set up with double-occupancy rooms (two students per room).
  • Hyer Hall is reserved for students who are at least 21 years old and has single-occupancy rooms.
  • The Suites@201 has four private bedrooms in each apartment suite.
    • All bedrooms in the Suites@201 building are single rooms and do not have a double room charge associated with them.
    • Students in Suites share their kitchen, bathroom, and living room with their 3 roommates.

Alcohol-Free Living Communities

​”Alcohol-free” is defined as an area where neither residents nor their guests (regardless of age) are allowed to possess or consume alcohol.

  • In addition, residents and guests must refrain from being present on the floor with alcohol in their bodies. Residents will be required to sign a specialty living agreement upon arriving on campus.

All-Gender Restrooms

All-gender restrooms are located on the second floor in several halls and in the basements of all residence halls. These restrooms are available for use by all individuals. This restroom provides a facility option for those who may not identify with their assigned gender. The other restroom on the second floor will be labeled as the binary, male or female. Students who do not prefer to use this option will have the opportunity to travel up or down a floor to use a restroom facility with which they feel comfortable.

Quiet Communities

​All residence halls observe a basic set of quiet hours that are enforced Sunday-Thursday, 10 p.m. to 9 a.m., and Friday-Saturday, midnight to 9 a.m.

  • Quiet communities have slightly longer quiet hours: Sunday-Thursday, 9 p.m. to 10 a.m., and Friday-Saturday, 11 p.m. to 10 a.m.
    • If you are interested in living in a quiet community, select in the Specialty Living Options section Preferences. Residents assigned to a quiet community will be required to sign a specialty living agreement upon arriving on campus.

Tour Room

The 360° view of our UWSP tour room offers a look at the comfortable, customizable living space available to students. With neutral walls and flexible layouts, the room is a blank canvas, allowing students to arrange and decorate it to reflect their personal style and preferences. Whether it’s adding pictures from home, rearranging furniture, or creating a cozy study nook, the room becomes a unique and personalizable space for students to make their own.

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“Getting involved with my first year residence hall leadership team brought me lifelong friends and my job as a Resident Assistant for over two years. It’s extremely rewarding being able to make connections while being a part of something you’re passionate about.”
Grace Dapper — Psychology
CONTACT US
Housing Office
1108 Fremont Street Suite 102
Stevens Point, WI 54481-3897
Phone: 715-346-3511
Direct comments to housing@uwsp.edu