Evergreen Hall, Bluff Hall, Prairie Hall, Woodland HallPlease note: All living units in University Housing are smoke free
All residence halls at SIUE are set up in suite-style living, with 4 persons per suite, 2 persons per room, and 4 persons sharing a bathroom. Each carpeted living unit is furnished with two beds (with extra long mattresses), two desks, and two dressers. Beds are bunkable and raise up high enough for additional storage space. Each room contains two active data jacks with access to the campus network and one active telephone jack, with the option to purchase a second line. All rooms are equipped with basic expanded cable, temperature controls for comfort, smoke alarms and sprinklers. Each wing in the each residence hall features 24-hour study and social lounges. Social lounges contain a microwave, sink, and TV and are great areas to meet community members and relax. Moveover, each hall has a 24-hour laundry facility, 24-hour computer lab, and Learning Resource Center.
Evergreen Hall
Evergreen Hall is our newest residential facility, having opened in Fall 2007. Home to upperclass residents, it features apartment- and suite-style living in a residence hall environment. Students will be able to choose between various floor plans, most of which include private bedrooms. This facility will house a multifunction room, meeting rooms, and a fitness center, just to name a few. Evergreen Hall will be located across from the Art & Design Building and at the corner of Circle Drive and Whiteside Road. It is home to the Second Year Experience Program, where second year residents can continue to develop their leadership and academic study skills. They are also encouraged to participate in career development opportunities.
Bluff HallBluff Hall opened August 2001. This building is located directly across from the Engineering and Art & Design buildings and houses traditionally-aged freshmen. The activity wing boasts a multifuction room, Learning Resource Center, and classroom, in addition to a 24-hour computer lab. If you get the munchies, you can always purchase grab & go items from the Bluff Hall Cafe. This eating venue is open limited hours mornings and evenings Monday - Friday. In addition, Bluff Hall is home to our Focused Interest Communities.
Prairie Hall opened to freshmen students in August 1998. This hall is devoted entirely to traditionally-aged (18-20) freshmen. Residents living in Prairie are encouraged to participate in the Freshmen Horizons Program--a program designed to help students be successful in their academic career, their new social environment, to encourage campus involvement, and become a part of a new dynamic and caring community. Prairie Hall has a multifunction room, Learning Resource Center, classroom, and 24-hour computer lab.
Woodland was opened in 1994 and all houses all levels of undergraduate students. Woodland Hall is home to the Residence Housing Association, who provide programs and funding for programs to the Hall Councils and residents in University Housing. This group also acts as an advisory board to the Director of University Housing.
The Woodland Hall activity wing accommodates student activities in the multifunction, conference, and meeting rooms. If you need a quick breakfast or dinner item, pick something up from the Woodland Cart, open limited hours Monday - Friday.