Housing Options
Western Housing offers seven different housing styles for students to choose from!
The rates below are for the 2022-2023 academic year.
WIND RIVER HALL
- 4 residents per apartment
- 2 bathrooms
- Each resident gets private bedroom with an electronic door lock
- Full kitchen
- Full size storage closet
- 24/7 Laundry Room located on 1st floor
Rocky Mountain Hall I*
- 2 residents per suite
- 1 shared bathroom with 4 residents
- Community Kitchen located on 1st floor
- 24/7 Laundry Room located on 1st floor
- Microwave and mini fridge included in room
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HALL II*
- 2 residents per unit
- 1 bathroom located within unit
- Community Kitchen located on 1st floor
- 24/7 Laundry Room located on 1st floor
- Microwave and mini fridge included in room
TETON MOUNTAIN HALL, WHITE MOUNTAIN HALL, AND SNOWY HALL
- 2 residents per apartment
- 1 bathroom located within apartment
- Full Kitchen, living room, and dining room located in apartment
- 24/7 Laundry Room located on 1st floor
- 4 residents per apartment
- 1 bathroom located within apartment
- Full kitchen, living room, and dining room located in apartment
- 24/7 Laundry Room located on 1st floor
ASPEN MOUNTAIN HALL*
- 2 residents per unit
- 1 bathroom located within unit
- Community Kitchen located on 1st floor
- 24/7 Laundry Room located on 1st floor
- Microwave and mini fridge included in room
- LOCATED OFF CAMPUS (Only a 3-minute drive from the main campus)
Short-term Stays
Students taking a block course can request to stay on campus for the duration of the course.
- Aspen Mountain Hall is used for short-term stays.
- The cost is $30 per night.
- The charge is paid directly to the Western Business Office.
- The following services are available:
- Wi-Fi
- Laundry Machine
- Community Kitchen
Short-term stay reservations can also be made for visitors as long as the stay is for a Western-related event. Make sure to check out our Plan Your Visit webpage!
Summer Housing
Wind River Hall is used for residents over the summer.
Below are the rates for the Summer 2022 semester. Rates vary depending on how long a resident stays on campus over the summer.*
Current Residents
- Spring to Fall: $1,253.00
- Graduation through July: $1,047.00
New Residents
- Summer Only: $730.00
- Summer to Fall: $1,019.00
To stay on campus during the summer months, students must meet at least one of the following:
- Students enrolled in regularly scheduled summer classes, workshops or seminars for credit.
- Students who are pre-registered for at least 1 credits for the following fall semester.
- Students involved in articulated programs which involve courses that are taught by other colleges or university staff on the Western campus.
- Interns from other institutions who are receiving college credit for their internship and are approved by the Dean of Students.
- If a student applies to graduate in May and signs up for summer housing, that student must take summer classes that span the duration of their summer stay.
*For specific summer rates not listed here, please email housing@westernwyoming.edu, call 307-382-1888, or fill out the form below.
Have more questions? Ask us!
Housing Amenities
These amenities are available to all housing students.
- Free Parking
- Common Areas: Pool, TV’s, Ping Pong, and much more!
- Community Kitchens
- Computer Lab
- 24/7 Laundry Room in every hall
- Exercise Room
OTHER HOUSING FEES
All residents are also assessed the following additional housing fees each semester. Please note that these fees are not refundable:
Housing Activity Fee: $8.00 per semester. This fee is used to support the Resident Assistants programs and activities, as well as those sponsored by the Residence Halls Association (RHA).
Housing Computer Fee: $7.50 per semester. This fee is used to support the housing computer lab and housing wi-fi.
Housing Laundry Fee: $30.00 per semester. This flat fee is used to support the laundry machines in the laundry room of each building. Residents do not pay for each load.
MEAL PLANS
Meal plans are required for any resident in a non-kitchen unit* as well as residents with less than 30 completed credits (even if they are in a full kitchen unit). Sophomore residents who live in a kitchen unit can waive or lower their meal plan. A sophomore resident is classified as residents with 30 completed credits or more, by the first day of of the semester.
For more information view Meal Plans.