WMU Memorial Dormitory

WMU Memorial Dormitory is one of the most historic residence halls on campus, although we like to refer to it as a Residence Center. It was constructed in 1928 by the Women's Missionary Union of the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma (they did not actually build it, but funded it). Since then the building has contained everything from a swimming pool, to soldiers, to the University Art Department. WMU is reserved specifically for freshmen women to enhance the first year experience. WMU offers several styles of rooms including privates and double rooms.

Announcement: Due to purchasing of new furniture, residents will no longer be allowed to bring in their own loft beds.

Each room comes equipped with:

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• Wardrobes
• One dresser per resident
• One desk and chair per resident
• Sink
• Twin bed with adjustable lofting capability
• Closet
• Carpet
• Heating and Air Conditioning
• Electrical outlets

General Info:

• Average number of women on each hall: 25
• Central laundry room is located on the first floor
• There are large lounges on the first, second and third floors
• WMU also contains a computer lab and wireless internet in the lobbies
• Outdoor bike storage is available