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Residence Halls - Wilkof Towers - Living Room Wilkof Towers Walsh University’s newest student residence facility Wilkof Towers, is a 4-story student residence building on the west side of the Walsh University campus. The 140-bed, innovatively-designed facility was constructed using post-tensioned concrete which allowed for a four-story building to fit in the same space of a traditional three-story structure. Wilkof Towers also features a 3rd floor computer lab, main level fitness center, laundry facilities and an outer terrace. Click on the links below to view to different areas within the Residence Complex. Wilkof Towers - Apartment Living Room Wilkof Towers - Apartment Bedroom 1 Wilkof Towers - Apartment Bedroom 2 The following links marked with "IPIX Plug-in" can viewed with the IPIX Plug-in for your Internet Browser. Click here to get the Browser Plug-in Wilkof Towers - Apartment Living Room - IPIX Plug-in Wilkof Towers - Apartment Bedroom 1 - IPIX Plug-in Wilkof Towers - Apartment Bedroom 2 - IPIX Plug-in Wilkof Towers - Computer Room - IPIX Plug-in Alexis Hall / Menard Hall Menard and Alexis Halls are three-story residence halls providing comfortable accommodations for about 400 students. Student rooms are designed for double occupancy, and each two-room suite includes a private bathroom with shower. As many as three students may occupy one room due to fluctuations in enrollment. This is usually a temporary situation with a discount in cost provided. Click on the links below to view to different areas within the Residence Complex. Lemmon Hall Lemmon Hall, opened in 1995, offers apartment-style suites, complete with kitchenettes. A meeting room, computer lab and laundry facilities are located on the first floor. Students with disabilities or special needs are encouraged to apply for housing in Lemmon Hall. Click on the links below to view to different areas within the Residence Complex. Residence Quad Upper - Alexis, Lemmon, Menard Halls Grove Apartments The University Apartments, some of the newest residential buildings on campus, offer apartment-style living with a focus on privacy. Each 1,200 square-foot apartment comes with a full kitchen, washer and dryer, a private bedroom for each resident, and a bathroom for every two students. Named in honor of donations made by friends of the University, the three halls are Brauchler Hall for William (Bill) and Kathleen Brauchler, Stein Hall for Donald Stein and his wife Mildred, and Meier Hall for Bill and Jennifer Meier. Click on the links below to view to different areas within the Residence Complex. |
