Housing Options

West Hall was opened in Fall 2006, and it provides a modern, air-conditioned, on-campus housing option for students. West Hall is reserved for freshmen and includes shared two-bedroom, one-bath suites. This residence hall includes a laundry room, a pool table room, a classroom, and a multipurpose room on the ground floor, along with social lounges, study lounges, and kitchenettes on each floor.

Each resident in West Hall is provided with the following furniture:

• Desk
• Desk Carrel (limited availability)
• Desk Chair
• Extra Long Twin Size Bed
• Dresser (Three Drawer)
• Closet

Floor Plan

Maria Hall underwent a $4 million renovation in 2008, and it provides a modern, air-conditioned, on-campus housing option for students. Maria Hall is a traditional residence hall that features suite-style rooms, common area lounges, kitchenettes, and laundry facilities. The residence hall is linked to Webster Hall, providing easy access to many classrooms. In addition, student dining is available at Marletto's Marketplace, located on the first floor of Maria Hall.

Each resident in Maria Hall is provided with the following furniture:

• Desk
• Desk Carrel (limited availability)
• Desk Chair
• Extra Long Twin Size Bed
• Dresser (Three Drawer)
• Wardrobe

Floor Plan

East Hall was opened in Fall 2006, and it provides a modern, air-conditioned, on-campus housing option for students. East Hall is primarily reserved for sophomores and upperclassmen and includes shared three-bedroom, two-bath suites and private four-bedroom, two-bath suites.  On occasion, the first floor of East Hall will be used to house freshmen students. East Hall includes a laundry room on the ground floor, along with social lounges, study lounges, and kitchenettes on each floor.

Each resident in East Hall is provided with the following furniture:

• Desk
• Desk Carrel (limited availability)
• Desk Chair
• Extra Long Twin Size Bed
• Dresser (Three Drawer)
• Wardrobe

Floor Plans

East Double

East Triple

East Single

The Webster Village Apartments (WVA) house approximately 280 residents in modern two-bedroom, four-bedroom, and shared efficiency-style apartments. The complex is comprised of six buildings with adjacent parking for WVA residents.

All apartments are fully furnished and include a full kitchen. In the WVA 2 bedroom apartments, residents have their own private bedroom and private bathroom. Residents in the WVA  bedroom apartment offers students a private bedroom and two shared bathrooms. The Shared Efficiency is an open space with 1 bathroom that the residents share. Amenities and flooring may vary in each apartment.

In addition, the Webster Village Apartments clubhouse features a multipurpose room/television lounge, and swimming pool that is open only during the summer months. Free laundry facilities are located on-site for WVA residents only.

Webster Village Apartment: 2 Bedroom (Private Room & Private Bathroom)

Webster Village Apartment: 4 Bedroom (Private Room & 2 Shared Bathrooms)

Floor Plans

*Configurations may vary.

WVA 2 Bedroom

WVA Shared Efficiency

WVA 4 Bedroom

The Glen Park Apartments house approximately 85 residents in shared one and two bedroom apartments. Located just 0.4 miles from campus, the Glen Park Apartments are a great option for students looking to be a bit further from campus, but still want the convenience offered with on-campus housing.

All apartments are fully furnished and include a full kitchen. Most units are a shared bedroom with another student, but some private bedrooms are available. Residents share a bathroom with the other student(s) in the apartment. All utilities are included with the apartments. The complex has an adjacent parking lot along with on-site coin laundry.

Floor Plans

Unfortunately, we are not able to provide a visual layout of our two bed room apartments, which we sincerely apologize for. However, if students have questions about a two bedroom Glen Park Apartment, you can contact the Housing and Residential Life Office by phone or email.
Phone: 314-246-4663
Email: housing@webster.edu

The Big Bend Apartments house approximately 45 residents in shared one and two bedroom apartments. Located just 0.8 miles from campus, the Big Bend Apartments are a great option for students looking to be a bit further from campus, but still want the convenience offered with on-campus housing. The complex is comprised of three buildings.

All apartments are fully furnished and include a full kitchen. Most units are a shared bedroom with another student, but some private bedrooms are available. Residents share a bathroom with the other student(s) in the apartment. All utilities are included with the apartments.The complex has an adjacent parking lot along with on-site coin laundry. Below are the three options students can choose from.

Floor Plans

Each apartment in North Hall is furnished with the following furniture:

• Couch
• 2 Desks
• 2 Desk Chairs
• 2 Extra Long Twin Size Bed
• 1 Lounge Chair
• 1 Coffee Table
• 1 End Table

Internet Access: Students living in North Hall will have access to the Webster WiFi network, which can be accessed with Webster University credentials. North Hall residents will not need to provide their own router for network usage, as the building is set-up with a wireless network.

Parking: Students residing at North Hall will be able to park at no cost in the Eden Seminary Parking Lot located closest to North Hall. Students residing in this area who wish to park on Webster University's campus, will need to contact Public Safety for the purchase of a parking pass.

Apartment Configuration:Please note that room configurations and amenities in apartments may vary, and that the included video tour is representative of most, but not all units. Every unit is unique, and has a slightly different style to offer students. If you have questions regarding a specific unit or floor plan, please reach out to the Housing & Residential Life Office.

Activity Fee:
Each resident is charged a $60 activity fee each semester which supports educational, cultural, and social programming efforts. All students living in the residence halls and all first-year students living on campus must purchase a meal plan for the entire year they reside on campus.

Activity Fee:
Each resident is charged a $60 activity fee each semester which supports educational, cultural, and social programming efforts. All students living in the residence halls and all first-year students living on campus must purchase a meal plan for the entire year they reside on campus.

*All students living in the residence halls and all first-year students living on-campus must purchase a meal plan for the entire year that they reside on-campus.

• This meal plan operates on an “all points” or “declining balance” basis. This offers students the ultimate in flexibility and spending options at our Campus Dining Services locations. This plan allows students to get whatever they want at any time when Dining Services is open. This is an a la carte’ plan, and any past restrictions such as meal exchanges or meal combos, have been eliminated.
• Students can dine at Marletto’s, the Crossroads food court in the University Center, the Library Café featuring Kaldi’s, or the Simply-to-Go unit in the East Academic Building. There will no longer be an “all-you-care-to-eat” dining option at Marletto’s. Everything will be priced a la carte’ and you will only pay for what you get.
• Points not used during the fall semester carry over to the spring semester. Points not used by the end of the academic year are forfeited.
• Points on this meal plan cannot be used at off-campus restaurants.
• Buy-Up Option – After a Blue & Gold meal plan is purchased, if you would like to add more points to your meal plan, you can get a 2-for-1 buy-up option. For every $100 in additional points purchased, you will get 200 points. This Buy-Up Option can be purchased at the Campus Dining Services offices in Maria Hall.