Residence Halls

A wide range of affordable living options that provide the support, convenience and amenities of home.

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Your Home Away from Home

Our residence halls provide students a space to academically focus and socially thrive. All residents are members in one of two core communities; the First-Year Experience (FYE) or The Next Experience (TNE).

First-Year Experience	The Next Experience
Students in first-year of college Engage with campus Create personal connections Find new friends Build good academic habits	Students in second-year and beyond Career development Internship/Co-op support Deepen connections Strengthen independence

73% of students say living on campus has contributed to their sense of belonging to UW-Stout.

AFM Hall

AFM Resident Hall

Antrim Froggatt McCalmont (AFM) Hall provides multiple FYE and TNE living options.

CKTO Hall

CKTO Residence Hall

Curran Kranzusch Tustison Oetting (CKTO) Hall offers single-gender communities for FYE students.

Fleming Hovlid Hall

Fleming Hovlid Residence Hall

Fleming Hovlid Hall provides TNE students with coed-by-room options on North Campus.

HKMC Hall

HKMC Residence Hall

Hansen Keith Milnes Chinnock (HKMC) Hall provides FYE students with single-gender living options.

JTC Hall

JTC Residence Hall

Jeter Tainter Callahan (JTC) Hall provides TNE students with coed-by-room options on North Campus.

North Hall

North Residence Hall

North Hall on South Campus provides TNE students with single-gender and all-gender living options.

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Red Cedar Hall

Red Cedar Residence Hall

Red Cedar Hall provides TNE juniors and above with suite-style living on North Campus.

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South Hall

South Residence Hall

South Hall provides FYE students with single-gender and coed-by-room options.

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Wigen Hall

Wigen Residence Hall

Wigen Hall provides TNE students with coed-by-room options on North Campus.

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