The College has two Television Rooms, one with a large screen TV with Sky. Both have video players. There is a tennis court on the College grounds that can be used by the residents. Two houses on the property provide an attractive alternative living environment. These houses, occupied mainly by returning residents, are keenly sought after.
Residents live with academic staff in a more relaxed atmosphere.
It is probably the oldest building on the University campus. Clyde House, built in the 1960's and renovated in 1992, is home to another six residents.