Set in the average residence life setting, the learning community offers the opportunity to live on a special floor living with other students who share your interests and priorities. These floors are for students who want to be near students who are taking the same classes, to have the opportunity get to know faculty members better and to set their own community standards and priorities. Information on learning communities is available at summer orientation for new students and at the time of room sign up for returning students. Each residence hall has 24 hour desk service, laundry facilities, kitchens, mail service and storage space. The size of the rooms vary from hall to hall, but no matter where you live you will have a twin bed, dresser, desk and chair.
All rooms have windows and a telephone with phonemail.
Curtains are provided in Jewett and Goodwin-Kirk , while blinds or window shades are standard in all other halls. All residence hall rooms are wired for cable TV, as well as Ethernet, which gives you access to the World Wide Web. Quad Halls Stalnaker, Crawford, Carpenter and Herriott Halls. These four halls located on the Northwestern corner of campus are referred to as the quad halls due to their close proximity to each other, their common design features and their closeness in size. All four halls have sunken living rooms with a fireplace and baby grand piano .