Wells East Hall
About
Wells East Hall, along with the connecting Wells West Hall, is the largest residence hall on campus. With ten floors, this is the building to go for great community engagement. Esker Dining Hall is nearby, as well as many parking spots in the close lots.
Common Areas
Kitchen
Feel free to utilize the fridge for storage. Additionally, a wall of lockers are available for your non-frozen items. Kitchen equipment can be borrowed from the front desk.
Lobby
Stop by the front desk to borrow equipment, games, and more! Additionally, packages can often be picked up there.
Music Room
In the basement, a room can be found containing a piano. Feel free to practice your instruments here!
Laundry Room
Washer and dryer progress can be tracked online through the link below!
Game Area
A pool table, ping-pong table, and air hockey table can be found in the Wells CBM, located on the first floor. Equipment for all tables can be borrowed from the front desk.
Dorm Room Photos
Additional Information
Academic Housing
- Rooms: 334
- Capacity: 595
- Gender scattered by floor & split by wing:
- Second Floor: Co-Ed Scattered
- Third Floor: Co-Ed Scattered
- Fourth Floor: Co-Ed by Wing
- Fifth Floor: Co-Ed by Wing
- Sixth Floor: Co-Ed Scattered
- Seventh Floor: Co-Ed Scattered
- Eighth Floor: Co-Ed Scattered
- Ninth Floor: Co-Ed Scattered
- Tenth Floor: Co-Ed Scattered
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Special Features
- Elevator Access
- Smoke Free Building
- Pool Tables
- Televisions in all lounges
- Building-wide Wireless Internet Access
- University Fitness Center
- Laundry Facilities
- HawkCard Equipped Vending Machines
- Computer Lab
- Carpeted Rooms
- Bed Lofts
- Bike Lockers available
View Example Room Layout From Building
Hall Address
611 W Lauderdale Drive
Whitewater, WI 53190
Contact Information
Complex Director: 262-472-4117
Assistant Complex Director: 262-472-4605
Front Desk: 262-472-3708
Hall History
Wells West Hall and Wells East Hall were completed in 1966 and were named in honor of Cord O. Wells who served as vice president of academic affairs from 1925 to 1967.