White Hall

White Hall, located at 1806 Farwell Street in La Crosse, Wisconsin, is a vibrant institution where students can experience the power of a UWL education while surrounded by the beauty of La Crosse. With a focus on high-impact learning and forming life-long friendships, White Hall is home to approximately 220 first year students. The traditional wing-style residence hall offers standard double rooms and gender-specific community bathrooms on each floor, as well as an all gender, single-use bathroom and shower.

At White Hall, students are part of a community of amazing individuals who are driven, active, and engaged. The institution upholds the Wisconsin idea of public service and community engagement, working together for the common good. The "La Crosse Experience" provided by UWL leaves a lasting impact on students, who continue to feel pride in their alma mater long after graduation.

Named after Professor Orris White, who created the Homecoming Lantern Tradition, White Hall is affectionately referred to as "O. White" by students and staff. The institution is committed to delivering a high-quality and life-changing experience, thanks to the talented and dedicated faculty and staff who support the academic and personal growth of each student. Whether you're looking for a place to call home during your first year of college or seeking a supportive community to continue your education, White Hall is a welcoming and inspiring institution where you can follow your path with guidance and support.