Residence Life

Living and Learning: Welcome Home

Life at Western New England University is inspiring, from the campus events on the lawn to the many game nights among friends in the residence halls. From the moment you arrive, you are surrounded by your fellow Golden Bear students and staff who are eager to get to know you. Living on campus is a great way to immerse yourself in all that WNE has to offer, with state-of-the-art facilities, clubs and organizations, and outdoor activities all within your reach. In addition to easy access to your classrooms and learning centers, living in a residence hall opens up a number of opportunities for you to connect with peers. As you forge friendships with neighbors and classmates, you'll create bonds and memories that will last a lifetime. Discover all that campus life at WNE has to offer and how living on campus can set the blueprint for an unforgettable college experience.

Residence Areas Welcome Home

Want to look a little closer? Take a virtual tour of each residential area on campus and find all of the need-to-know information for new, returning, and graduate students.

Find Your Future Home

Discover On-Campus DIning

Discover an array of dining options just steps away from your residence hall. Whether you crave a satisfying buffet feast or a quick on-the-go snack, our carefully curated selection promises quality and taste to delight your palate.

On-Campus Dining

Take the Space You Need Looking for Privacy?

We offer a limited number of double rooms, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Have questions? Reach out to us at residencelife@wne.edu.

Need Help? Meet our Staff

Residence Directors, or RDs, are live-in professional staff members who are here to help. Please contact them with residence hall questions and concerns.

Staff Directory

Be at the Center of Golden Bear Country

Living at the center of WNE's campus allows you to get to where you need to be, quickly and conveniently—whether it's your 9:00 a.m. class, a dining hall meal with friends, or back to your residence hall for a quick break. It's also a great way to get familiar with important locations on campus as a first-year or transfer student. Plus, studies show that living on campus can help you to feel more engaged in student life, leading to success in the classroom.

To help you adjust to college life and establish a solid routine, Western New England University requires all first-year and sophomore students to live on campus in university housing. You'll live, work, and socialize comfortably in exceptional residence halls, fully equipped with furniture, laundry equipment, and recreational spaces. Exceptions to this policy will be made for those living at home with a parent or legal guardian within a 50-mile radius of the University (determined by GPS).

Contact Information

Office of Residence Life

Campus Center, 2nd floor

413-782-1317
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