The moment you step on campus, you will feel it: Williston is more than a school, it’s a community—a caring fellowship of teachers, advisors, coaches, and classmates. You’ll feel at home from day one.

Each of Williston’s eight dorms has its own feeling, from the Victorian-goes-green vibe of Wold House to the casual charm of Memorial Hall. Each is watched over by on-site dorm parents as part of a residential program designed to help you adjust to dorm life and develop good study habits. Living with roommates, you’ll learn the art of social give-and-take, important preparation for heading off to college in a few years.

Sit back and let us show you around campus! You’ll say hello to many of our students, who will take you on a tour through Williston’s residence halls. Come on in!

Residential Quad

Main Quad

All-gender housing in Logan House recognizes, accommodates, and respects the complexities of gender identity and provides an opportunity for students to live in a dormitory that is not limited by traditional gender binary housing assignments.

Williston’s dorm parents help guide you with decisions, involve you in dorm traditions, and are there when you need to talk.

Comfy couches, mini kitchens, pool tables—our dorms are designed around places to chill and study with your friends.

As one senior put it, “Living what is essentially a college lifestyle has made me more responsible and reliable.”

“The dorm life is one of the most important aspects of Williston life to me,” said another senior. “The dorm has become my second home.”

Imagine living in a house with a bunch of your best friends. Our boarders often describe their dormmates as being their support network.