Our Buildings
The main campus of UW-Platteville is located in the southwest quadrant of the city of Platteville.
Spanning over 821 acres, the campus includes 20 academic and student services buildings, and 13 residental facilities. Over the last decade, there has been extensive facility development on the campus. New buildings since 1997 include the Children’s Center, the Markee Pioneer Student Center, the greenhouse and adjacent gardens, Southwest Hall, Rountree Commons, and Engineering Hall.
Brockert Hall
At a glance
- Located in the Circle
- Close to the disk golf course, outdoor basketball courts, softball fields, and Memorial Park
- A popular hall for first year students, known for its community atmosphere
Center for the Arts
The UW-Platteville Center for the Arts provides a professional performing arts environment for students to learn about the arts through performance and classroom learning and provides quality performing arts and cultural opportunities for the community and the region.
Hugunin Hall
At a glance
- Located in the Circle
- Adjacent to Glenview dining facility
- Surrounded by beautiful landscaping of flowers and other plants
A place to call home
Markee Pioneer Student Center
Opened in April 2002, and dedicated to former Chancellor David J.
Melcher Hall
At a glance
Melcher Hall is home for approximately 255 residents who are known to be active in numerous campus and community events.
Morrow Hall
At a glance
Morrow Hall provides accommodations for approximately 260 residents. Kendall Murray Baseball and Softball Field is located nearby. One of the traditions in Morrow Hall is the annual service project: "Morrow Hall Works Week."
Pickard Hall
At a glance
Pickard Hall, named after Josiah L. Pickard and built in 1969, houses approximately 275 residents.
Rountree Commons
At a glance
Rountree Commons is home to approximately 620 students and offers convenient, modern living with amazing amenities right at your fingertips. Rountree Commons remains open during the official academic year breaks at no additional cost.
Southwest Hall
At a glance
Southwest Hall is home to 380 students who live in 95 four-person suites, delivering apartment-style living with on-campus convenience. Southwest Hall remains open during the official academic year breaks.
Ullsvik Hall
Ullsvik Hall was originally constructed in 1959 as the university’s student center, and remained so until 2002 when the Markee Pioneer Student Center was built.
Wilgus Hall
At a glance
Wilgus Hall accommodates approximately 230 residents. Wilgus Hall sponsors an annual Women’s Weekend and partners with McGregor Hall to do one of the first all-hall programs of the year.
