Most College undergraduates live in University housing, and it’s easy to see why:
convenience to classes;
renovated halls;
superior connectivity (voice, video, and data);
the chance to connect with hall and floor mates and get involved in campus activities
Eastman's Student Living Center and Cominsky Tower are home to undergraduates for their first three years of study. In the freshman year, undergraduates share rooms; after that, students live in single rooms.
First River Campus Dorm in 42 years will create new quad design
The University of Rochester will construct a new five-story residence hall overlooking the Genesee River on Wilson Boulevard. Construction will begin in September.
The 52,000-square-foot structure will complement Anderson and Wilder Towers and the Sage Arts Center, which are clustered together in Founders Court. The established buildings and new residence hall will encircle a newly landscaped quadrangle. The new building, which has not been named, is expected to open in fall 2012 to about 150 students. Read more...