Suite-style living with 2–3 students per room
Reed Hall opened in the fall of 1999 and has served as both a women’s and men’s hall in its lifetime. Reed has been a female hall again since 2010 and is currently home to 200+ women.
Since it is a traditional hall housing freshmen through seniors, Reed women benefit from the informal mentoring and peer support that can happen when students at every stage in their college experience share life and learning together.
Reed Hall is home to more than 200 women from freshman through senior year, creating a vibrant residential community where students build meaningful relationships across class years. The integrated housing model encourages mentorship, friendship, and personal growth, fostering a strong sense of belonging throughout the college experience.
Residents enjoy suite-style living with two- and three-person rooms connected by a shared living space and a full on-suite bathroom, providing a balance of community-centered living and everyday comfort.
Suite-style living features two- and three-person rooms connected by a shared living space and full on-suite bathroom, creating a comfortable environment that encourages both community and personal space.
Located on the south side of campus, Reed Hall offers convenient access to academic buildings, dining locations, and student gathering spaces. Its proximity to the Evans-Hodson-Reed residential area creates a vibrant community environment where residents can easily connect with friends, participate in campus activities, and stay engaged in the daily life of IWU.
Vision for Reed Hall:
“My hope for Reed Hall is that the residents would find this space a place where they feel known, seen, and loved by God and their community.”
