Wentworth accommodates more than 2,100 students in twelve (12) residential buildings that are organized into seven communities.

• Baker Hall is a traditional-style residence hall that houses first-year students in double and triple bedrooms, and shared-floor showers and bathrooms. The five floors in Baker Hall provide a community atmosphere with frequent opportunities to interact with other students. The building has community lounges for group studying or socializing. Included in every room is a bed, desk and chair, and wardrobe for each resident.
• Evans Way Hall/Tudbury Hall is a first-year student residence hall comprised of suites accommodating four (4) to twelve (12) students. Each suite contains a central living room, one to two bathrooms, and two to four bedrooms. This community also has a study room, exercise room, and multi-purpose auditorium. Included in every room is a bed, desk and chair, and closet for each resident.
• The Apartments @ 525 houses upper-class students in apartments of four (4) to five (5) people. Seventy percent (70%) of the bedrooms are singles, and each apartment has a common area, kitchen with a dishwasher, bathroom, and washer/dryer. The building also features bicycle storage room and public meeting rooms. Included in every room is a bed, desk and chair, and closet for each resident.
• Louis Prang/Vancouver Apartments are available for upper-class students. These apartments offer a variety of living arrangements from studio apartments to multiple-person apartments. All units have kitchen and bathroom facilities and provide an off-campus apartment feel with the convenience of living on campus. Included in every room is a bed, desk and chair, and closet for each resident.
• 610 Huntington Avenue houses upper-class students in apartments with double bedrooms, a common area, kitchen, and bathroom. Included in every room is a bed, desk and chair, and wardrobe for each resident. The building also features an exercise room, a large lounge, a billiard/game room, and a meeting/study area.
• 555 Huntington Avenue houses upper-class students in apartments ranging from four to nine students in single, double, and triple bedrooms. Included in every room is a bed, desk and chair, and wardrobe for each resident. All apartments have a kitchen area, a common area, and bedrooms. Each floor has a lounge/study area.

Each of the residential communities are coeducational and overseen by a building staff, which includes a live-in professional staff member (assistant director, community director, and/or assistant community director) and student community advisors. Building staff are responsible for creating an inclusive, welcoming, educational, and purposeful community focusing on personal and social student development. If students have questions or concerns about their living situation, they are encouraged to seek the help of the community advisors or the live-in professional staff members.

Themed Housing: LEAPs

First-year students are encouraged to participate in a LEAP (Leopards Engaging Among Peers). These thematic living learning communities provide the opportunity to a participate in a shared living and programming experience. The goal of these communities is to assist first-year students in finding a sense of belonging on campus and support their personal, academic, and professional growth. Currently, Housing and Residential Education offers LEAPs with a focus on Women @ Wentworth, Living Well, STEM, and Honors.