First-Year Quad

Residences

Three residence halls form a U, serving as a focal point of first-year culture.

Sharing the rites of passage

The quad is a focal point of first-year culture. Norton, Gund and Lewis Halls, three buildings housing first-year students, form a U, framing an open, grassy area strewn with benches, picnic tables, Adirondack chairs and trees. All three buildings are co-educational. All first-year residence halls are smoke-free and alcohol-free living areas.

Situated in a community of peers, Norton, Gund and Lewis residents know that everyone in their living space experiences the particular concerns and celebrations of first-year students. Early and long-lasting friendships deepen as residents share rites of passage in their adjustment to college life.

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  • Unity House

    Residences

    A safe space for everyone on campus serves as residence, meeting place and hang-out spot.

  • Snowden Multicultural Center

    Residences

    This student-led diversity initiative brings together different backgrounds, beliefs and cultures.

  • North Campus Apartments

    Residences

    These townhouse-style apartments have two features dear to students’ hearts: freedom and kitchens.

  • Leonard Hall

    Residences

    Students living in Leonard Hall can look down the hill toward the Lowry Center or across the south campus to Hanna Hall.