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About
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Founded in 1888, University of Puget Sound is an independent, residential, and predominantly undergraduate liberal arts college.
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Academics
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Student Life
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Learn about our weeklong orientation program that immerses you in campus and the community while preparing you to tackle your academic studies.
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Alumni
Once a Logger...
Always a Logger! Just because you're not still living on campus and visiting the Cellar for pizza doesn't mean you have to be disconnected from what's happening on campus!
Seward Hall is not available for student housing during the 2022-2023 academic year.
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Residence Life
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- Seward
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Seward looks out upon the large south quad and Wheelock Student Center where you will often see students studying, mingling, or grabbing a snack between classes. It is closer to theme row and the Fieldhouse than any other residence hall. Seward is also located next to Todd Field, where there is an almost constant stream of student activity; anything from large campus events to a few friends passing a frisbee. Seward is co-ed by door.
Fast Facts
- Capacity: 115
- Types of rooms: doubles, triples
- Meal Plan: required
- Who lives here: primarily first-year students; co-ed by door
Amenities Per Student
- 1 extra-long twin-size bed
- desk with drawers
- chair
- wardrobe
- bookshelf
Common Amenities
- bathrooms: 1 per floor
- lounges (garden level, third floor)
- computer lab (garden level)
- kitchenette (garden level)
- outdoor covered bike racks (east end)
- full free laundry (first, second, third, fourth floors)
- free wifi
- heat capable per room
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