Beta Hall  houses 125 students in a designated single rooms, in a suite-style setting, with two rooms per suite separated by a bathroom.  The building is typically co-ed by floor, but dependent on enrollment needs, may become co-ed by suite.  Designated singles in Beta Hall are available at an additional cost determined annually.  An ADA-accessible room is available in Beta Hall.  Each floor has its own lounge for all residents to use.  The RA Office is located on the first floor, along with the laundry facilities and an additional kitchen lounge.  Beta Hall is also used for summer housing.

Bonar Hall houses 92 students in a co-ed, suite style setting. Bonar Hall is our honors facility and has a grade point average requirement of a 3.5 minimum.  Each floor houses both male and female residents, dividing genders by suite. The main floor consists of the RA Office, and lounge with a television. Each floor has a small kitchenette and small laundry room.

Boyd Hall houses approximately 70 students in a co-ed, traditional residence hall style setting.  Boyd Hall offers designated single rooms to students: the opportunity to have a private room, for the rate of a double room.  The building is centrally located on campus,  is co-ed by floor, and has community style bathroom facilities for each floor.  The building has air conditioning only in the main lobby, which also consists of a lounge with TV, and pool table.  Each floor also has lounge space as well.  Apartments are available in Boyd Hall for students with specific accommodations needs.

Commons Apartments consist of eleven apartments housing three residents in each apartment.  A laundry facility is available in the Commons Apartment complex, and a Resident Assistant lives in the complex.  A separate application process for the apartments and houses takes place before the annual room assignment process.

Curtis Hall houses 67 residents in a co-ed hall setting.  Each floor has a community bathroom (with separate shower and restroom stalls), a small kitchenette and lounge.  Curtis Hall has air conditioning and offers designated single rooms only at an additional cost, determined annually.  The first floor lounge also provides free Wi-Fi, a television, and vending machines.  The RA Office and public restrooms are located on the first floor as well.  Laundry facilities for the building can be found in the basement level of the building.

Hughes Hall houses 265 students in a co-ed, suite-style setting, with two rooms per suite separated by a bathroom.  Each floor houses either male or female residents, dividing genders by floor.  Several lounges located on the first floor are available for use by campus organizations.  ADA-accessible apartments are available in Hughes Hall.  Each floor has its own lounge for all residents to use.  The main lounge in the lobby provides free Wi-Fi and a large television.  The RA Office and laundry facilities are located on the first floor as well.

Krise Hall houses 304 students in a co-ed, suite style setting, with two rooms per suite separated by a bathroom.  Each floor houses either all male or all female residents.  Each floor has a lounge space, and each tower has a working kitchen.  The main floor consists of a large lounge with free Wi-Fi, television, vending machines, ping pong table, and pool table, as well as laundry facilities and the RA Office.

Rogers Hall houses male and female residents in a traditional hall setting.  Rogers Hall offers designated single rooms to students: the opportunity to have a private room, for the rate of a double room.  Each floor of this building has two community bathrooms (with separate shower and restroom stalls), a small kitchenette and two small lounges.  The RA Office and public restrooms are located on the first floor.  The main lobby on the first floor also is the only area in the residential part of the building with air conditioning.

Rogers Hall also includes the Marketplace dining facility, Aladdin Dining Services Offices, and the Housing and Residence Life Office. Entry into the residential portion of the residence hall from these public areas is secured with card-access entries.

West Liberty University currently offers several houses available for Greek organizations:

• Alpha Xi Delta
• Chi Omega
• Phi Delta Theta
• Theta Xi

Two other student houses are available for students as well.  Houses are furnished with bedroom furniture as a residence hall room.  The University also supplies kitchen furnishings for each house.  Laundry units can be added by students or organizations living in the house.