Residence Life and Dining
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As a primarily residential campus, Waynesburg University provides a diverse range of living options designed to enhance your college experience. In our traditional residence halls, you'll be surrounded by fellow students, creating the perfect setting for late-night study sessions—and well-earned study breaks. For those seeking more independence, our suite-style residence halls offer spacious living areas and private bathrooms, blending comfort with a greater sense of autonomy.
Traditional Residence Halls
All of our traditional-style residence hall rooms feature two beds, two desks, and two wardrobes.
- Burns Hall - This female residence hall is home to both freshmen and upperclassmen and features large lounge areas and a patio outside the hall. The third floor is reserved for freshmen.
- Denny Hall - This female residence hall is home to many of our freshmen, as well as upperclassmen who return each year. The third floor is reserved for freshmen.
- Martin Hall - This male residence hall is home to both freshmen and upperclassmen students, with the fourth and fifth floors exclusively reserved for freshmen.
- Thayer Hall - This male residence hall is home to both freshmen and upperclassmen students. The second floor is reserved for freshmen.
Suite-Style Residence Halls
All of our suite-style residence hall rooms feature two beds, two desks and two wardrobes, a small sitting area with a couch, and a bathroom.
- West-South-East Halls - These residence halls are home to a majority of upperclassmen and are part of what we like to refer to as "SWEP."
- Pollock Hall - This female residence hall is reserved for upperclassmen and part of what we like to refer to as "SWEP."
- Willison Hall - This male residence hall is reserved for upperclassmen, typically juniors and seniors.
Dining at WU
Waynesburg University offers an array of different dining options through meal plans and flex dollars. From our 24/7 Market to the Chick-fil-A right on campus, you will not be hungry as a student here. Check out more information about our dining options below.
Dining Locations
The BeeHive is grab-and-go food located on the second floor of Stover Campus Center. Ordering kiosks are located on the first and second floor of Stover Camps Center and the pick-up window is located on the second floor.
Operating Hours:
- Monday - Thursday
- 10:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
- Late Night Hours are 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.
- Friday
- 10:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
- Meal exchange hours are 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (lunch) and 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. (dinner).
A Starbucks is located on the second floor of Stover Campus Center
Operating Hours:
- Monday - Thursday
- 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
- Friday
- 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.
The 24/7 Market, located on the second floor of Stover Campus Center is cashless grab-and-go food under self-service operation.
Operating Hours:
- 24 hours a day / 7 days a week (swipe card for entry)
A Chick-fil-A is available to students and is located in the ground level of the Marisa Field House building facing Franklin Street.
Operating Hours:
- Monday - Saturday
- 10:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
- Contact: 724-852-3253
Meal Exchange and Equivalency
Meal exchange can be used at Benedum Dining Hall or the BeeHive. Meal exchange availability resets each week, with any unused meals being forfeited.
Benedum Dining Hall is open for 19 meals that can be used in the exchange per week:
-Breakfast (Monday-Friday) = 5 meals
-Brunch (Saturday - Sunday) = 2 meals
-Lunch (Monday-Friday) = 5 meals
-Dinner (Monday-Sunday) = 7 meals
A meal exchange at the BeeHive:
-1 meal (swipe) = $11.50 equivalency purchase during lunch and dinner
Flex Dollars
Flex dollars are included with all meal plans. There is no extra charge for flex dollars, but allocations vary by meal plan (as shown below). Flex dollar purchases can be made using your ID card at any of the locations listed above. Unused flex dollars from the fall semester will roll over into the spring semester for returning students. Unused flex dollars at the spring semester (or fall semester for non-returners) will be forfeited.
-19 meal plan = $200 per semester
-14 and 10 meal plan = $450 per semester
-5 meal plan = $300
Frequently Asked Questions