West Halls

West Halls are made up of 114 two-bedroom apartments. These apartments are available to male and female students. West Halls are open to single students of all classifications.

Apartments
Each apartment has two bedrooms. Each bedroom includes a bed, closet, dresser, desk, and chair. The bathroom has a shower. The kitchen has two burners, a sink, cupboards, and a refrigerator. The living room comes with a couch, chair, coffee table, dining table, and two chairs. Each living room and bedroom has extended cable service and an Ethernet connection. A smoke detector is located in each bedroom and in the living room.

Virtual Tours
West Halls
To view a bedroom click here. To view a living room click here.

Bledsoe Hall, Fling Hall, Neu Hall,Webster Hall, and Wray Hall
To view a bedroom click here. To view a living room click here.

(If you are unable to see the virtual tours, click here to download QuickTime Media Player.)

Laundry
The laundry facilities are located to the side of Stone Hall and include four washers and dryers ($.75 to wash and $.50 to dry). Machines work on a debit card system and there is a machine to purchase a debit card or to add value to a debit card located in the West Halls Office.

Office
Phone: (903) 886-5791
The hall office is located in the community center. West Hall's Staff is composed of one hall director and six resident assistants.

Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 8am - 2am
Saturday - Sunday, 2pm - 4pm and 6pm - 2am.

Computer Lab
The computer lab is located in West Halls Office and is available to all residents during office hours. A small lounge is located next door in Craddock C1 that has couches, chairs, coke, and snack machines.

Smoking
All facilities in University Housing are non-smoking.

Visitation
West Halls has an open visitation policy.

Break Housing
Break housing fees are included in the room rate for Thanksgiving, Winter and Spring Breaks.

Pets
The only pets allowed are fish in a maximum capacity tank of 10 gallons. One fish tank per resident.

Items not allowed in housing:
Candles/Incense/Oil Lamps (anything with an open flame)
Halogen Lamps
Portable Heaters (anything with heat coils)
Extension Cords

Last Updated: 9/25/08