Wesley Hall

The Wesley Experience

Wesley Hall

Named after Susanna Wesley, Wesley Hall is approaching her Centennial Year. The building, beloved by alumni and local residents alike, is our largest residence hall and houses most of our first-year students. A refresh project is currently underway to update the halls and care for this keystone of Briton tradition.

Wesley is a traditional-style residence hall with double-occupancy rooms and community bathrooms. Hallways are divided by single-gender, but some gender inclusive options may be available.

Living at Wesley

New students will complete a housing request form and a roommate matching form in their Briton Bound Account. Mutual roommate requests will be honored as space permits. Housing assignments for new students are completed in May and June.

Floor Plans and Room Dimensions

Each year, Wesley Hall and Seaton Hall will offer Theme floors dependent on the number of incoming first-year student that request them. You will be able to select one or more of these as your preference when you complete your Housing Request Form. Please be aware that selecting a Theme Floor on your Housing Request Form is only a preference and we cannot guarantee that you will be assigned to that specific floor/area.

• Quiet Study Floor
• Substance Free Floor
• Honors Community (Seaton Hall)

Students in Wesley Hall must select 1 of 3 Residence Hall Block Plans. Please see the Dining Services page for more information.

Watch our Wesley Hall tour video

For information on room rates, please see the Accounting Office’s Tuition & Fees page.

Students in Wesley Hall must select 1 of 3 Residence Hall Block Plans. Please see the Dining Services page for more information.

Residence Hall Amenities

Wesley Hall is set up on a card system that allowed students to use their Albion1Card as a key to their residential building as well as their individual room.

• Wireless access throughout the building. Wired connections are available in each student room. For questions regarding wired connections, please contact HelpDesk.
• Kitchenettes located on first and third floors
  • Stove
  • Sink
  • Microwave
• Various lounges
  • Sofas, lounge chairs, tables and chairs, etc.
  • Large screen TVs
  • Pool and ping pong tables
  • Piano
• Computer Lab
  • Desktop computers
  • Black and white printer
• Check Out
  • Students can check out different items from the CA Office during On Call Hours
    • Games
    • Cleaning supplies
    • Limited cookware
• Free Laundry
  • 12 washers and 12 dryers
  • Located on the ground floor, east side of building
• Vending Machines
  • Located on the first floor (east & west)

Albion College cleans community restrooms and common areas (lounges, kitchenettes, etc.)

Room Furnishings

Per Student:

• XL twin size bed (80″ x 36″)
  • May be bunked or placed as individuals
• Desk and desk chair
• Bookcase/shelf
• Chest of drawers (three-drawer unit)

Building your own loft is prohibited. All College furniture must remain in the room throughout the entire academic year.

Community Living Staff

Area Coordinator (AC)

• A full-time professional staff member hired through the Office of Community Living lives on the first floor of Wesley Hall year round.

Community Assistant (CA)

• An upper-class student leader hired through the Office of Community Living
• Each wing houses one CA (CA to student ratio 1:31)

Smoking Policy

Wesley Hall is a smoke-free facility. For more information about our Smoking Policy, please see the Student Handbook.

Emergency Telephone Locations

Wesley Hall has one emergency telephone location that is a direct line to Campus Safety:

1. South main entrance (Michigan Avenue side)

Please see Campus Safety’s Emergency Telephone Location Map for all emergency telephone locations.

Physical Address

705 E. Michigan Avenue
Albion, MI 49224