Residence Hall Safety
Maintaining a safe and secure residence hall is a high priority at Washington State University. All of our residence halls have fire sprinklers, smoke detectors and comply with National, State and University fire codes. To see educational videos about fire safety in the residence halls, please take a look at these important videos provided to us by The Center for Campus Fire Safety. View Fire Safety Videos
The living areas of all residence halls are locked 24 hours per day, with the exception of McEachern Hall. Residents are encouraged to take an active role in maintaining a safe and secure residence hall environment. All guests are escorted by their host resident in order to further ensure the safety of the community. Additionally, we have student staff on “duty” walking the floors at night for safety and community development purposes. A professional staff member is on duty 24 hours a day and is accessible through hall staff or the main housing office.
For additional information about living in a Residence Hall room, take a look at this year's housing contract.
If you are interested in bunking your bed please read more information here.
In-Depth Safety Information
For additional safety information about the WSU Campus in general, please visit the Department of Public Safety.
Also check out the WSU Student Handbook.