Unity House

Residences

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

A safe space for everyone

With a goal of promoting equality on and off campus, Unity House offers a supportive, educational, social and cultural environment to enhance awareness and acceptance about the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning+ and ally community. Open 24/7, the building serves as a safe space for everyone on campus, as well as a residence, meeting place and hang-out spot.

Founded in 2003, Unity House moved into its new space next to Snowden Multicultural Center in 2017. Other program houses include Hillel and the Crozier Center for Women.

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  • 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.

  • Old Kenyon

    Residences

    With its proud spires and massive stone walls, Old Kenyon dates from the era of the College’s founding.

  • Snowden Multicultural Center

    Residences

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