Website: www.uwo.ca/hfs/housing/ The Division of Housing and Ancillary Services provides a comprehensive on-campus and off-campus housing service.
Single Student Residences
Traditional-Style Residences: Delaware Hall, Medway Hall, Saugeen-Maitland Hall, Sydenham Hall, Westminster Residence, Perth Hall Suite-Style Residences: Alumni House, Elgin Hall, Essex Hall
Admission Procedures for Residence
First-year students are guaranteed a residence space if they are single, without children, coming directly from high school and receive an offer of full-time, first-year admission to main campus by the end of May (i.e., students from affiliate colleges Brescia, Huron or King's are ineligible to apply). All other first-year students who are single, without children and have been offered full-time admission to main campus are offered in waiting-list order, as space permits. Returning students can apply to residence through the online residence application available in January 2004.
Single Student Apartments
Glenmore Single Student Apartments, Ausable, Bayfield, Beaver, and Lambton Halls are available to upper-year students.
Family Housing
Platt's Lane Estates offers apartments and townhouses for married students and students with families.
Off-Campus Housing Service
Western offers the Off-Campus Housing Service for students who are looking for off-campus accommodation. This office functions on a self-serve basis, providing up-to-date listings of a variety of rooms, apartments, and houses. Computers are available to create personalized housing searches based on rental price, location, and housing type. Self-serve listings may be viewed in our office seven days a week from 8:30 am until 8:30 pm (including statutory holidays). Listings are available on our web site and are updated daily. Staff are available for assistance Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm from May to August.
Housing Mediation Service
The mediation service is a free, confidential resource that assists in the resolution of problems between students and landlords, students and London residents and/or students, and students in the areas of housing and lifestyle. The service offers the concerned parties a forum to present and discuss their problems before a neutral third party. It facilitates the resolution process by providing information and suggesting approaches toward reaching a solution.
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