Sophmore Housing

Village House is made up of modern four-person single suites, with each suite having two shared bathrooms. Each student will have a: XL twin bed frame and accompanying mattress; a three drawer dresser; and a computer desk and chair. A shower curtain is provided for the bathroom and the suite is carpeted. There are kitchen […]

The Lucy and Stanley Lopata House was dedicated on October 20, 2001. Lopata House provides small group housing for WashU sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The building contains kitchens, lounges, classrooms, a computer lab, a prayer room, and a multipurpose room. The Lopata Great Hall, a formal room used for dinners and other social events, is […]

Named for Arnold and Ellen Zetcher, Zetcher house consists of modern four and three-person suites, with a limited number of double suites – each having their own bathrooms. Modern four-person suites will have a shared living space. Each student will have a: XL twin bed frame and accompanying mattress; a three drawer dresser; and a computer desk and […]

Part of the William Greenleaf Eliot Residential College, the Burton M. Wheeler House opened in 1998. Wheeler House contains modern four-person single suites, with each suite having a shared living space and bathroom. Each suite contains: a XL twin bed frame and accompanying mattress; a three drawer dresser; and a computer desk and chair. A shower curtain is provided […]

In 2002, the Thomas H. Eliot House was constructed on the South 40. Known first as “University House,” in 2005 the Eliot name was transferred to this new residence house, which replaced the older highrise that had carried the name since 1964. Thomas Eliot B House contains modern four-person single suites, with each suite having a shared living […]

Constructed in 1999, the Ethan A.H. Shepley House is a sophomore residence hall located on the South 40. This new structure replaced the older Shepley Hall, a high-rise building that opened in 1964 as a women’s residence. Shepley House is a part of the William Greenleaf Eliot Residential Community Shepley House contains modern four-person single suites, with each suite […]

Part of the Wayman Crow Residential College, the Howard Nemerov House was dedicated and opened on October 23, 1999. Nemerov House contains modern four-person single suites, with each suite having a shared living space and bathroom. Each suite contains: a XL twin bed frame and accompanying mattress; a three drawer dresser; and a computer desk and chair. A shower […]

Mudd House is named after the Seeley Greenleaf Mudd Foundation. The Mudd name was originally on the Seeley Greenleaf Mudd Hall, the old building for the School of Law. The name was transferred to Mudd House on June 10, 1998. Two days later, the demolition of Mudd Hall began, and the Charles F. Knight Executive Education […]

Erected in 1901 on the WashU Danforth Campus, the first Liggett Hall was renamed and dedicated as the former Prince Hall in 1961, when the “Liggett” name was transferred to a multistory residence hall on South 40. In 2006, this name was transferred to the newly constructed John E. Liggett House, part of the Liggett/Koenig […]

Opened in 1999, the Kate M. Gregg House is part of the Robert S. Brookings Residential College. Gregg House primarily houses sophomore students. On the lower level, there are several student-run businesses for students with an entrepreneurial spirit.  Gregg House contains modern four-person single suites and limited modern-double suites, with each four-person suite having a shared living space and […]