Named after Frank E. Weyer, a beloved long-time dean at Hastings College and historian, Weyer Hall houses 70 men. Weyer residents can be found cooking in the basement with the newly re-modeled kitchen, cleaning band instruments, playing piano, studying for classes and, it’s been rumored, taking a break playing Frisbee or other games in the front lawn. Weyer was built in 1950 and has three stories.

“I love Weyer because it is the least rowdy of the two all-male dorms. The lack of noise creates the perfect environment for studying and nap taking!”

Quincy Johnson – Current Student
Hometown: Oklahoma City, Okla.
Major: Health Systems w/ minor in Psychology
Activities: Football, Tour Guide, Student Alumni Ambassadors, Tau Beta Alpha, Multi-Cultural Student Union

“I love living in the dorms because it’s a great way to meet plenty of people. Everyone is friendly and easy to get along with. If some kids on your floor are in the same class, it’s an easy way to get a study group together.”

Alex Leyva – Current Student
Hometown: Grand Island, Neb.

History with Hastings College:

I've been here seventeen years.

How would you describe your dorm and its residents?

Quiet and pleasant to be in, the residents are as social as they can be and friendly, too.

What is your favorite thing about HC?

Being able to attend recitals, plays, church and all the sports events.

What is your favorite thing to do in Hastings?

Going out to eat, movies and shopping.

What are your hobbies and interests?

Reading, gardening, sewing, cross-stitching, knitting, quilting and painting.

What is your favorite movie of all-time?

"Gone with the Wind"

When you have had roommates, what quality or trait did you most appreciate?

Those who respected the feelings of their roommate, and would share with one another, and look-out for each other.

If you could have any superpower as a residence director, what would it be?

Be on all three floors at the same time!

People would be surprised to know that…

Everyone tries to get along with each other, and we all will share what we have with another student, or they come and say 'Mom Ruth' do you have whatever is needed.