University Housing offers two distinct neighborhoods, with over 20 different residence halls varying in size, room types, and features. Our smallest residence hall is home to about 70 residents, while our largest is home to over 1,300 residents.

Our triple rooms have been verified by our Facilities staff to ensure that there is sufficient space for three students, their belongings and furniture in the room. To be fair to all students, our online room change process opens after move-in, on the first day of classes, in My UW Housing.

Join UW–Madison University Housing Ambassador Suzy as she takes you on a #LiveWithBucky Tour of the University Residence Halls. See inside a room, check out amenities in our residence halls, and learn about all the services we offer that are built for your success.

Ogg Residence Hall, located across the street from Gordon Avenue Market (one of six dining markets on campus) offers air-conditioned rooms featuring spacious walk-in closets. The majority of resident rooms in Ogg are triples. Each floor in the building has at least two lounge spaces and a kitchen for resident use.

Undergraduate resident rooms at Lowell Center are a mix of singles, doubles, and triples, each with a private bathroom. Residents have typical residence hall furniture and storage space in their rooms, along with access to high-speed internet, laundry facilities, and shared spaces for studying and socializing, similar to other residence halls.

The majority of resident rooms in Smith are triples. Smith rooms are large and equipped with large closets, air conditioning, and high ceilings. Some rooms even have views of downtown that catch a glimpse of the Wisconsin State Capitol Building and Camp Randall Stadium if …

Rooms: 200 Bashford, 200 Botkin, 200 Frankenburger, 200 Fallows, 200 Gregory, , 200 Spooner, 200 Vilas; Features: two rooms separated by a door, built-in shelves, closet, three beds, three dressers, three desks, three desk chairs, two refrigerators; Small Room Typical Dimensions: ~ …

This building features carpeted resident rooms with air conditioning and walk-in closets. The majority of resident rooms in Dejope are triples. Dejope is the name that the Ho-Chunk and other American Indians have called the Madison area for thousands of years, meaning “Four Lakes” in the Ho-Chunk language.

1200 Observatory Drive | Madison, WI 53706-1212 | Map 498 residents | Coed by wing | Single and double rooms Gender inclusive room options available Opened 1940 | Named after Elizabeth Waters

615 W. Johnson Street | Madison, WI 53706-1723 | Map 1,326 residents | Mixed coed floors | Single, double, & quad rooms Gender inclusive room options available