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• Breese Hall
• Clemans Hall
• Donner Hall
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• Fletcher Hall
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• Scott Hall
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• Taylor Hall

One of the smallest residence halls on campus, Webster Hall has three floors, housing females on the first and third floors and males on the second floor.

The hall has an active community council and its traditions include an annual Thanksgiving dinner, a “Crazy Cash” incentive program and various community service programs.

Facilities includes a fitness room, computer lab, piano room, large screen TV, pool, pingpong and foosball tables, kitchen, laundry facilities and a number of study and recreational lounge areas.

Webster Hall is centrally located between Donner and Taylor halls, across the street from Kolf Sports Center

Emily F. Webster Built in 1957, the hall was named after Emily F. Webster. She was a former teacher at UW Oshkosh from 1875-1926. Webster is unique in that she spent all of her adult years at the University. She was a member of the first graduating class in 1875 and a faculty member for 51 years. She grew up with the Oshkosh Normal School and taught mathematics, Latin and English. Webster never missed a day because of illness. She was also a strict disciplinarian. "Webster bound her students to her by ties that time and age could not destroy."

Webster Hall Statistics

Webster Blue Prints