Gannon/Goldsworthy

Diverse & Energetic

Gannon-Goldsworthy Hall, on the south side of campus, is an energetic, diverse and sociable residence hall. This hall has a culture of building connections and engaging in community for the students who live here.  Goldsworthy is home to the Wellness Living Learning Community, where resident focus on holistic self-care and growth. 

Room Types

• Gannon Double
  Occupancy: Two students

  Furnishings: Two closets, twin beds, chests of drawers, desks and hutches with lighting.

  Community bathroom shared with floor

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• Goldsworthy Double
  Occupancy: Two students

  Furnishings: Two closets, twin beds, chests of drawers, desks and track lighting

  Community bathroom shared with floor

  View Housing & Dining Rates
• Gannon Floor Plans

  First Floor

  

  Second Floor

  

  Third Floor

  

  Fourth Floor

  

  Fifth Floor

  

  Sixth Floor

  
• Goldsworthy Floor Plans

  First Floor

  

  Second Floor

  

  Third Floor

  

  Fourth Floor

  

  Fifth Floor

  

  Sixth Floor

  

FAQ

• What common spaces are available?

  • Each floor has a study lounge and there are two large study lounges on the main floor.
  • Every floor has a microwave and there is a kitchen located in the basement.
  • The main lounge has a pool table, ping pong table, foosball table, big screen TV, kitchen, and computer lab.

• What laundry facilities are available?

  Each floor has a washer and dryer. The cost is included in room and board.

• Is this hall accessible

  There are two wheelchair accessible rooms with private bathrooms and one hearing-impaired accessible room.

  Both buildings have elevators, making the floors accessible. The basement area, including the recreation room and a computer lab, are also accessible.

• Is there additional storage available?

  There are bike racks located under Goldsworthy. 

• Whate are the furniture specifications?

  Beds

  • Mattresses are 80" L by 36" wide. Sheets with deep pockets fit best.
  • Bed frames are slightly longer than the mattress.
  • In Goldsworthy beds can be lofted or bunked. In Gannon, beds cannot be lofted or bunked.
    • Tool Free Bed User Guide (contact housing@wsu.edu for an accessible version.
    • How to Loft Your Bed Video
    • How to Bunk Your Bed Video
  • Space under the bed ranges from 8-32" when unlofted.
  • Bed risers can be used to gain storage space.

  Desks

  • 40" W x 52" H x 24" D,
    • Gannon: includes one shelf above and three drawers.
    • Goldsworthy: includes detached three drawer moveable cabinet.

  Dressers

  • Gannon: 27" W x 60 11/16" H x 24" D with two shelves in a cabinet and three drawers underneath.
  • Goldsworthy: three stacking drawers, 26 1/8" W x 10" H x 24" D each.

  Closets

  • 76" H x 45" W x 26" deep. A top shelf above the closet is 15" high.

   

• What are the room specifications?

  • There are 12 outlets in the room, 6 on each side.
  • Rooms are not carpeted.
  • Windows are 10' W x 3.5' H.
  • Minifridges are permitted, but microwaves are not. 

• What is my mailing address?

  Pick up regular mail in Gannon/Goldsworthy Hall. Pick up packages at the Gannon/Goldsworthy Area Desk on the ground floor of Gannon/Goldsworthy Hall. 

  US Postal Service Letters & Packages Address
  Student Name
  Gannon or Goldsworthy Hall (room number)
  PO Box 1700
  Pullman, WA 99163

  Fed-Ex, UPS, etc. address*
  Student Name
  1457 SE Stadium Way
  Gannon or Goldsworthy Hall (room number)
  Pullman WA 99163
  
  
  *Packages sent with "Adult Signature Required" could lead to delays due to a 21 year old signature requirement.
  
  Physical Building Address
  1457 SE Stadium Way
  Pullman, WA 99163

• What can I use to hang things on my walls?

  Please use blue painters tape for posters, and 3M Command strips to hang pictures.  If you use 3M Command strips, please do not remove the strips; our staff will remove them over the summer if the room needs to be painted.  Please do not use double-sided mounting products, permanent mounting products, blue mounting putty, tacks or push pins, masking tape, or duct tape.

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