Residential Life

Ninety-eight percent of students live on campus in 19 residence halls that have been described as "palaces" by the Princeton Review. Each hall houses students from all four classes. In addition to a range of dining options in the residence halls, board students may dine in Blanchard Café in our campus center for lunch and/or dinner. The College was one of the first in the nation to offer its students a kosher/halal dining hall. The facility welcomes students of all backgrounds but in particular allows religious Jews and Muslims to practice the dietary laws of their respective faiths.

Decisions, decisions-- Vendors of rugs and posters, selling "must have" items for any well-furnished dorm room, set up shop in Blanchard Campus Center during orientation.