Cornell’s upperlevel residence halls are vibrant, diverse communities with a strong sense of history and tradition.  Professional RA staff live on-site and oversee programming and community development opportunities to make sure students get the most out their residential experience.

2009-2010 Housing Options

Cascadilla Hall, Sheldon Court, and 112 Edgemoor are located in the heart of Collegetown, the most exciting and festive part of Cornell’s campus, close to dining, shopping, and social gatherings. These are some of Cornell’s most historic residence halls, featuring French/collegiate Gothic detail, and offering the choice of both single and double occupancy.

These communities enjoy easy proximity to the intellectual, cultural, and culinary perks of West Campus, while maintaining their own unique character and independence.  Special programming and activities abound, offering lots of opportunities for social interaction. One popular tradition is SunFest, an outdoor picnic with live entertainment held every spring in Collegetown.

Use the links to your right to learn more about the Collegetown residence halls.

Looking for the Gothics?

By 2009-2010, all of the traditional Gothic buildings on west campus will be incorporated into the West Campus House System.

• Alice Cook House includes Boldt Tower, Boldt Hall/Language House Program, North Baker Hall, and Baker Tower
• Bethe House includes McFaddin Hall
• Flora Rose House (House 5) will include Founders Hall, Lyon Hall (women only), Mennen Hall, and South Baker Hall

For more information, visit West Campus House System.