Nash Hall

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North Campus residence halls are close to Old Main and Wilson Library. The nearest dining hall is Viking Commons, which is also right next to the Viking Union where students can relax and enjoy a bite to eat.

North Campus Residences:
Edens Hall
Edens North
Higginson
Mathes
Nash

Nash Hall houses women and men on separate floors in single, double and triple occupancy rooms with interior corridors. Nash has a great sense of community and a dedicated staff who work hard to facilitate an enriching inclusive, involved and fun environment. There is an active hall council, a fun way for new and enthusiastic members to get involved and make a difference in the community. Accommodations for mobility impaired students are available.

All of Nash is designated as alcohol-free, for students who make a commitment to refrain from using or supporting the use of alcohol while in residence. This type of environment gives students an opportunity to live with others who have made a similar commitment.

Nash has community bathrooms that serve students of the same gender living on each floor. A large main lounge with a piano and fireplace is suitable for social activities serving the entire building. Smaller lounges are located on each floor. A game room with pool tables and a computer lab directly connected to the Interview are also available to Nash residents.

This building is scheduled to be painted Fall 2009.

Typical Student Rooms

• Single, Double and Triple rooms
  • Furnishings:
    • Bunking/lofting beds, desks, and wardrobes.
  • Dimensions:
    • The average double room is approximately 210 square feet.
  • Flooring:
    • Vinyl tile
  • Lighthing:
    • Desk and ceiling lights are provided in student rooms. Many students choose to bring additional lights for their rooms.

Lounges

• Main Lounge
• TV Lounge
• Game Room
• Floor Lounges

A large main lounge with a fireplace, piano, and attached kitchenette serves as a social center for the entire building. There is also a game room with pool and ping-pong tables and a computer lab. A small lounge and kitchenette are located on each floor.

Community Activities

Nash Hall is home to some of the best views on campus of Bellingham Bay, which is particularly stunning as the sun sets and the sky is ablaze with color. Nash has a great sense of community and a dedicated staff, who work hard to facilitate an enriching, inclusive, involved and fun community.

Nash Hall has an active Hall Council and there are numerous social and educational programs each year. The largest of these is Piccadilly, a formal dance open to the entire Western community, which Nash hosts in conjunction with Mathes Hall.

Building Floor Plans

• Nash Basement (.png image)
• Nash Sub-Basement (.png image)
• Nash First Floor (.png image)
• Nash Second Floor (.png image)
• Nash Third Floor (.png image)
• Nash Fourth Floor (.png image)
• Nash Fifth Floor (.png image)
• Nash Sixth Floor (.png image)
• Nash Seventh Floor (.png image)