The oldest women's residence on East Campus
Read about Sunnyside heritage in Wits Review, January 2012
Sunnyside residence heritage PDF
The article evoked some Sunnyside memories
Information about Sunnyside today
Send us your memories and contact details: alumni@wits.ac.za
A men's residence established in 1967
See photos of the reunion dinner in 2017.
Dr Brendon Mathews, a former EOH chairperson, has compiled a book about EOH which is available at a cost of R150 (excluding postage). Please contact Nazime.randera@wits.ac.za for more information.
Read the 50th anniversary commemorative book, Ernest.
Send us your memories and update your contact details: alumni@wits.ac.za
An EOH fund has been established for the upkeep and development of the residence and to support students in need. To donate online, please visit http://www.wits.ac.za/givingtowits/ and click on Give to Wits. This will take you to a Donate page. You can then specify your support for EOH.
Men's Hall of Residence consists of College House and Dalrymple House
Visit this page for Men's Res history.
Photos from the 95th reunion in September 2017.
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Information about Jubilee now
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Wits Junction had to combine heritage and modern design.
Learn more about the Junction here.
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Knockando Halls of Residence are Lighton Hall and Williams Hall
Read about Knockando now
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Accommodation for postgraduate senior students
Parktown Village combines new buildings and heritage homes.
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