The dormitories consist of nine newly contructed attached townhouses, each of which contains three spacious apartments with multiple bedrooms, including kitchens, dining rooms and living rooms, and balconies. Students live in beautiful new townhouse apartments, with all the amenities of apartment living, rather than in impersonal, large buildings with many dormitory rooms on each floor. While the College cafeteria will provide meals through a meal plan, students may also cook for themselves in their own kitchens, or visit one of the many neighborhood restaurants. Most of the seven acres of campus area are dedicated to creating the kind of atmosphere reminiscent of fine college campuses in rural, college towns. The quadrangle consists of beautifully paved and grassy areas, ample seating and carefully landscaped plantings.
Students can walk here, sit and study, congregate, talk with their professors, or just relax.
Past the quadrangle are the College's athletic facilities. These include a baseball diamond, soccer field, two regulation size basketball courts and a tennis court. A parking lot for 100 vehicles, plus ample on-street parking and dormitory driveways and garages, completes the picture. The College is located in Kew Gardens Hills, one of New York's most desirable neighborhoods. Kew Gardens Hills is safe, suburban in its appearance, and yet easily accessible by public transportation to Manhattan's vast cultural, educational and Jewish resources and social opportunities.