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Living on campus at Westminster is an exciting and important part of the student experience – we can’t wait to tell you all about it! The Office of Residential Life at ��Ӱֱ�� strives to foster community and the total development of students by facilitating life lessons, connecting curricular and cocurricular learning, and supporting the pursuit of academic scholarship. Our aim is the success of students centered on the institutional values of integrity, fairness, respect, and responsibility.

A significant part of a student’s education at ��Ӱֱ�� takes place in the communities students live in. Consequently, ��Ӱֱ�� requires all admitted degree-seeking students to live in one of the college-approved residence halls or college-owned houses. Exceptions may be made – view Residential Life Policies for more information.

If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].

We can’t wait to welcome you to campus!

Sincerely,

Office of Residential Life

“Westminster has helped me gain leadership qualities and confidence overall. I took a leadership position in my sorority as Chief Financial Officer, I also have held multiple leadership positions in Coloring Club as well as Order of Omega.”
Dalilah Donnelly Psychology Major

Where will you live?

First Year Living

As part of the First Year Experience, new students will be assigned to one of four specialized freshman residence halls in the Churchill Quadrangle: Marquess, Rice, Scott, and Sloss Halls. Students live in four-room suites with a shared bathroom in each suite.

Upperclassmen Housing

Westminster students with higher class standing live either in one of the residence halls for upperclassmen (Sweazey, Weigle, and Wetterau), Westminster Grove Townhouses, Westminster Apartments, theme houses, or national fraternity houses.

Special Housing Accomodation

The Residential and Fraternity and Sorority Life staff will work closely with our campus Wellness Center to insure the College is making a reasonable effort to meet a student's request for accommodation.

“Westminster has taught me many things and before coming here I wouldn’t have ever thought about committing to doing anything seriously. But now, I’ve learned that in order to achieve something, I have to work hard and deserve it. Through group work and presentations I have learned leadership skills within the classroom. More specifically, they taught me to work as a member of a group as well as a leader, and how to do this without conflicts in the group. My involvement outside of the classroom in Greek life as well as through the West Wings internship I am being able to develop more as a speaker so that in the future my audience can understand me more clearly.”
Ashim Karki International Business and Business Administration Major with Management and Marketing Concentrations

Dining Services

Get to know our dining options! We have two great dining facilities that offer a variety of delicious menu choices, including select alternatives for students with special dietary needs.

Preview Dining Options

Student Involvement

Our student community makes it easy to get involved and make new friends. Browse our 40+ student clubs and organizations to see how you can join in the fun.

Get Involved

Student Life Newsletter

Stay up-to-date on the latest campus events and WestMO news with our free, downloadable Student Life Newsletter.

Newsletter

How can I arrange special housing accommodations?

The Residential and Fraternity and Sorority Life staff will work closely with our campus Wellness Center to ensure the College is making a reasonable effort to meet a student’s request for accommodation.

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How do I choose my room?

First-year students are typically placed in first-year residence halls in the Quad and will be notified of their assignments and roommates ahead of their freshman year. Upperclassmen may apply to live in one of our residences for sophomores, juniors, and seniors.