A View with a Room
Living in a residence hall keeps you close to what’s happening on campus and provides a convenient place for studying, socializing, and relaxing. Here’s your chance to step across a virtual threshold into Wake Forest’s residence life and housing – so that one day you might step across the actual threshold, into a world of possibility.
First-year residence halls
First-year students will be assigned to live in one of seven residences hall on South Campus. We call this South Forest.
In general, residence halls are coeducational by floor, suite, and/or wing. All rooms are equipped with beds, closets, desks, cable television connections, Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections. We include, as part of standard university furniture, a micro-fridge combination microwave-refrigerator/freezer unit. The use of laundry facilities located in every residence hall is also free to residential students.
Get the details on South Forest
Learn more about the seven first-year residence halls that make up South Forest.
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Angelou Residence Hall
The Basics
Year Built
2017Capacity
224Avg. Room Size
16′10″ l / 13’6″ w / 9’4″ hHall Amenities
Parlor, central laundry room with vending, classroom, media room, recreation lounge, kitchen and study room on each floor -
Babcock Residence Hall
The Basics
Year Built
1961 (Updated 2012)Capacity
249Average Room Dimensions
15′ l / 11′ w / 8′ hHall Amenities
Parlor, large basement lounge, community kitchen, sundeck -
Bostwick Residence Hall
The Basics
Year Built
1955 (Updated 2015)Capacity
198Average Room Dimensions
12’6″ l / 12’6″ w / 7’10” hHall Amenities
Formal parlor, basement lounge, lounge per wing, community kitchen, community laundry, sundeck -
Collins Residence Hall
The Basics
Year Built
1985 (Updated 2013)Capacity
233Average Room Dimensions
16′1″ l / 10′ w / 7′11″ hHall Amenities
Kitchen and lounge on each floor, outdoor basketball court nearby, various faith-based lounges in the basement -
Johnson Residence Hall
The Basics
Year Built
1955 (Updated 2015)Capacity
199Average Room Dimensions
13′6″ l / 13′ w / 8′1″ hHall Amenities
Formal parlor, basement lounge, lounge per wing, community kitchen, community laundry, sundeck -
Luter Residence Hall
The Basics
Year Built
1979 (Updated 2021)Capacity
277Average Room Dimensions
15′ l / 12′6″ w / 8′ hHall Amenities
Greek service organization lounge, spacious social loungeWhere Luter Hall is
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South Residence Hall
The Basics
Year Built
2010 (Updated 2017 – Interior only)Capacity
199Average Room Dimensions
Single: 17′ l / 10′ w / 12′ h
Double: 17′ l / 14′ w / 12′ hHall Amenities
Formal parlor, media room, rec room, study and social lounges on each floor
Take a look inside
We hope one day you’ll step across the literal threshold into our residence halls—and the metaphorical threshold into a world where you will be self-sufficient, but always with others there for encouragement and support.
But wait, there’s more!
Wake Forest is easily navigable, thoroughly welcoming, and reassuringly secure. Learn more about our campus layout, residence halls, and campus security below.
Just a Short Walk
Wake Forest is simple to navigate, making your walk to class an enjoyable one. We have two beautiful Quads at the heart of campus. Check out our campus map to see just how close things are.
Office of RLH
The Office of Residence Life and Housing provides a treasure trove of information for prospective students and their families.
Campus Safety
Making sure you’re safe is our top priority. Wake Forest University is committed to your safety by providing a campus community that is safe, friendly and welcoming for all those who live, learn, work and visit here.