Undergraduate Student Housing Options
Wheelock's four residence halls - Longwood House, Peabody Hall, Pilgrim House, and Riverway House - provide unique living environments due to differences in their size, types of rooms, designations as co-educational or single-sex halls, and their traditions. Each living environment is headed by professional Resident Directors and Resident Assistants who represent the general philosophies and policies of the Student Development Office. The unique characteristics of the halls are ensured through residence self-government, which allows house members to determine rules and regulations for their own community.
Rooms are either singles, doubles, or triples (single rooms are reserved for upper-class students) and each room in the residence halls is equipped with the following: twin bed, desk with a chair, dresser, blinds on the windows, overhead light, smoke detectors, closet space (limited), hook ups for telephone, voicemail, and cable TV, and computer network access. Each residence hall is smoke-free and also has: Laundry facilities (located in Peabody Hall and Pilgrim House (for residents of Pilgrim House, Longwood House, and Riverway House), vending machines, television lounges with microwave ovens, computer rooms, and limited summer storage space.
Peabody Hall
Located on the Riverway, Peabody Hall is the largest residence hall on campus and houses approximately 250 undergraduate women in suite style living with bathrooms shared by suite mates. Peabody has five floors with elevator access. Peabody Hall is wheelchair accessible and the college dining hall is located on the bottom level of this building.
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Pilgrim House
Located on Pilgrim Road, Pilgrim House houses approximately 75 undergraduate women, with community style bathrooms. This building also houses the laundry facilities for students living in Longwood, Riverway, and Pilgrim.
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Riverway House
Located on the Riverway, Riverway House is a co-educational facility of approximately 100 residents, with community style bathrooms. The first floor of Riverway House is substance free and alcohol free.
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Longwood House
Located on the Riverway, Longwood House is a co-educational facility of approximately 45 residents with community style bathrooms. It is the smallest of all of the residence halls.