Everett Hall is one of the college’s 19 traditional-style residence halls and overlooks Everett Courtyard, where every year seniors line up for the Commencement procession. It is the largest residence hall on upper campus and accommodates more than 170 students.

Everett Hall was named for former professor Ida Josephine Everett, Wheaton’s first dean of the college. The four-story brick building has many styles of rooms, two sets of communal bathrooms on each floor, a large community lounge, a communal kitchen, and a laundry room. Some rooms that are designed for multiple occupants offer private bathrooms.