Residence Hall History
Walla Walla University operates four residence halls on campus.
Conard and 工头大厅s house women, while men live in Sittner and Meske Halls.
Learn more about residential life at Walla Walla University
康纳德大厅
The original 康纳德大厅 (now Meske Hall) was built in 1934 and named for Helen C. Conard who was preceptress and teacher from 1899-1907. North and West wings were added to 康纳德大厅 in 1954 and 1961. The original 康纳德大厅 was partitioned in the 1980s for male residents, and was known as Sittner East. In 1996 Sittner East was renamed Meske Hall (see below). A skywalk connects present-day 康纳德大厅 to 工头大厅 with the 工头大厅 lobby serving both Conard and 工头大厅s. 康纳德大厅 has 110 double-occupancy rooms, houses mainly lower-division (大一新生 and Sophomore) women, and is located on the corner of SE Second St. 和阿什大街. on the eastern border of the campus.
Sittner大厅
Sittner大厅 is the main men's residence hall at WWU, and is located in the heart of campus. Built in 1946 and named after 赫尔曼·R. Sittner (Dean of Men from 1927-1937), the hall was later expanded to nearly double its size. The current configuration is four stories high with accommodations for approximately 400 men. The building is divided into two wings, 北方和南方, and each wing on each floor is served by two Resident Assistants.
工头大厅
建于1970年, seven-story 工头大厅, originally called High-rise, is named for Dorothy Foreman-Beltz who was the Dean of Women from 1931-1945. It houses mainly upper-division women in 100 double-occupancy rooms. A skywalk connects 康纳德大厅 to 工头大厅 with the 工头大厅 lobby serving both Conard and 工头大厅s. 工头大厅 is located on the corner of SE Second St. 和阿什大街. on the eastern border of the Walla Walla University campus.