Kirkland-Haake features fully furnished suite-style rooms that include a private bathroom, shower, and common area. These halls offer students many amenities from modern kitchens to lounges, laundry facilities, security, and more. Kirkland-Haake is a great option for students who want privacy and a suite-style experience during their time at WSU.
Haake Hall primarily houses first-year students, whereas Kirkland Hall houses first-year, upper-level, and transfer students. Both buildings are co-ed, but individual rooms are single gendered per our housing policies. Gender-Inclusive Housing is available to upper-level students in Kirkland Hall.
Students will need to provide their own furniture for these spaces, including toiletries for the bathroom and cleaning supplies. Each floor of Kirkland-Haake has a kitchen equipped with a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and sink.
Students can use the various tables, chairs, couches, and TVs with streaming capabilities for work or play. Students from other residence halls or off-campus guests must have a Kirkland-Haake resident escort them to and from the buildings when visiting. Another essential near the front desk is a printer for students to print homework assignments, study notes, or lecture notes from class.
Room Options. Unit Features. Every room of Kirkland-Haake comes fully furnished. All rooms also have carpet or laminate-vinyl flooring and windows with blackout shades.
