WELLS HALL

Wells Hall is named after Clyde H. Wells ’38 and was constructed in 1989. Mr. Wells died in 1987. Mr. Wells was a rancher. He served as a member of the Texas A&M System Board of Regents for nearly 25 years including 12 years as Chair of the Board. In 1967, Mr. Wells was named “Man of the Year in Texas Agriculture” by the Texas County Agricultural Agents Association. He was active in land development and banking.

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ABOUT WELLS HALL

Wells hall is a Modular style residence hall located on the southside of campus. Wells has 120 rooms on four floors with private style bathrooms. Residents in this hall will have access to a TV lounge, water bottle refilling stations, and a study room. This hall is also home to a living learning program for residents. Being located on the southside of campus puts Wells near the southside parking garage, Commons dining hall, and the new Southside Recreation Center.

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