Family House Family House is a unique community which offers four undergraduate women, and their young children, the opportunity to live on campus in a cooperative-living setting. Family House, in the Corwin complex, is a three-story house with a combination of shared common spaces and private living units. The four private units are divided into two 9' x 12' rooms. One is set up for the student, and the other may serve as either a living room or bedroom for her child. The common shared spaces include a furnished lounge and an eat-in kitchen on the first floor.
Bathrooms are on the second and third floors and in the basement.
Residents of the Family House must sign a twelve-month contract. The house does not close during vacation periods. Students interested in living in Family House must apply and participate in an interview process which is held at the end of spring semester. If you are are returning to college after being out of high school for five or more years, you qualify to participate in the Mary I. Bunting Program . Bunting students who want to live on campus have the opportunity to live with other women who are close to their age and face many of the same challenges of returning to college.