Never again will you have the chance to meet and live with so many different people.  People with a variety of opinions and ideas.  The Residence Halls offer a diverse and exciting experience you will appreciate the rest of your life.
Residential living and dining equals student success. Why? Research conducted on a national level indicates that students who choose to live in the residence halls are more likely to stay in school and graduate and are generally more satisfied with their college experience. To help you maximize your potential, the UW Trustees have established a policy requiring new students to live in UW residence halls during their first academic year on campus and to contract for a minimum of the 12-accesses-per-week meal plan. For more information about this policy, contact the Residence Life & Dining Services office.
Data collected by the University of Wyoming shows that first-year students living on campus earn higher grade point averages than off-campus students.  Additionally, students who live on-campus:
• Have better study facilities, including computer labs and study rooms
• Eat more nutritious meals
• Enjoy a well-rounded personal, academic, and social experience
• Save time due to shorter distances to classes and activities
• Are more aware of academic and social opportunities

• Hall Environment and Services
• Residence Hall Map and Room Amenities
• Room Assignments
• Specialty Floors
• Cost of Living in the Residence Halls
• Hall Payments
• Moving In

• Getting Involved
• Other Useful Resources
• 2007-2008 Halls Handbook
• 2007-2008 Terms and Conditions
• Hall Rights Responsibilities 07-08
• 2008-2009 Viewbook
• 2008-2009 Handbook
• Apply for 2008-2009