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North Hall was the first dorm on campus, three years after the University first opened its doors. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: https://www.polisci.wisc.edu/DepartmentHistory
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It wasn't until 1863 that women would be allowed to live in South Hall. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only.
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While originally named Female College, the dormitory was renamed to Ladies' Hall in 1874, and then in 1901 it was renamed Chadbourne Hall, what we know it as today. Today Chadbourne Hall is a learning community, offering a combination of residential and academic life. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: https://ssl1.linux.dwht.doit.wisc.edu/summerprograms/chadbourne.html
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A part of Chadbourne Hall, Barnard Hall is the oldest exisitng dormitory on campus. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: http://web-se-1.housing.wisc.edu/residencehalls/halls
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This centrally located dorm provides access to both Lakeshore life, classes and is closer to the State Street area than all other Lakeshore dorms. It is commonly known as "the best of both worlds." *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: https://www.union.wisc.edu/symbiosis/accommodations.html
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Sellery was the first building to open in the Southeast area. It also has three learning communities. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: https://twitter.com/uwselleryhall
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Home to the Multicultural Learning Community and Cross-College Advising Services. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: http://web-se-1.housing.wisc.edu/residencehalls/halls
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A new construction in the Southeast neighborhood, Ogg Hall will house only non-freshman students starting in the fall of 2015. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: http://residents.housing.wisc.edu/masterplan/ogg/
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Located in the Southeast area, Smith Hall houses both first year and non-freshman students. It is also home to Newell's Deli, a small dining hall. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: http://luchasientevive.com/large-hallway/ Photo credit: http://luchasientevive.com/large-hallway/
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Located in the Lakeshore neighborhood, this dorm is one of UW's newest. It houses both first-year and non-freshman residents. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only.
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Leopold Hall is the campus' first green dorm. Promoting sustainable living, this dorm also has the GreenHouse Learning Community. *Due to a lack of information, all dates are set to January 1st. Please reference the year only. Photo credit: http://www.news.wisc.edu/21948
