The Tobin House is a special living option offered in collaboration between the Honors College and Residence Life for the 2023-24 academic year. Located on the corner of Sorority Row and 15th Street, the Tudor-style landmark was built in 1930 by architect Wilbur Hitchcock to house the fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon. It was purchased in 2013 by the University of Wyoming for additional on-campus housing and renovated in 2019. On the main floor of the house, there is a formal dining area and sitting room along with a multiple comfortable lounges and grand fireplace. Both double and single rooms are equipped with single beds that can be lofted or bunked, a desk with a hutch and chair, and two, two drawer dressers. The Tobin House has a full kitchen (excluding oven), game room, study areas, laundry facilities, and an abundance of usable space for activities. The application for 2024-2025 is currently open. If you are interested in living in Tobin House, please complete the Honors House Application.
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What does life look like in the Tobin House? How does cooking a delicious meal with
friends work? Where can you find a quiet place to study before an assesment?
Is there a place to sit with a nice book and enjoy the sunlight shining through a
nearby window. Check out these photo stills of what life looks like inside of
the Tobin House.
