Residence Halls

100 Hamilton Street features standard double rooms, single rooms, triple rooms, two communal gender-designated bathrooms, and an all-gender restroom on the basement level. 100 Hamilton is home to the Sophomore Residential Seminars (SRS) program and students accepted into the program are placed in rooms after acceptance.

Andrews Hall features standard double rooms, suites comprising two double rooms with a shared common space, two communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor, and an all-gender bathroom on the first and fourth floors.

Burke Hall features standard double rooms, two communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor, and an all-gender bathroom on the ground, second, third, and fourth floors. The first floor and ground level are dedicated to seminar rooms, classrooms, and offices for the Residential Commons / Residential Life.

East Hall features standard double rooms, a limited number of standard single rooms, triple rooms, and two communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor. The Centers for Women’s Studies and LGBTQ+ Initiatives are located on the ground floor, accessible via an outside entrance.

Gate House features standard double rooms, triple rooms, and two communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor. The Accommodated Testing Center is located on the first floor of Gate House, accessible via an outside entrance.

Curtis Hall features standard double rooms, a limited number of suites with double rooms, three to four communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor, and an all-gender bathroom on the 5th floor. Haven is located on the ground floor of Curtis Hall, accessible via an outside entrance.

Drake Hall features standard double rooms, triple rooms, a limited number of suites with single and double rooms, 1one to four communal gender-designated restrooms per floor, and an all-gender bathroom on the first floor. The Office of Residential Life is located on the first floor of Drake Hall, accessible via an outside entrance.

The 113 Broad Street Complex features suites comprising double and single rooms with a shared bathroom, as well as an all-gendered restrooms in each houses’ second floor lounge connected to the core building. The complex includes four houses (Brigham, Read, Shepardson, and Whitnall) that are connected together by a core building that houses both the Shaw Wellness Institute on the first floor, accessible via an external entrance, and a kitchen operated by the Office of International Student Services on the second floor.

The Bryan Complex features suites comprising double and single rooms with a shared bathroom, and an all-gender restroom located in each houses’ fireplace lounge connected to the core building. The complex includes four houses (Cobb, Crawshaw, Parke, and Russell) that are connected by a core building that houses the Edge Cafe, classroom, and seminar room. The Harlem Renaissance Center (HRC) is located in the basement level of Crawshaw House and the Rainbow Room is accessible via an outside entrance on the ground floor of Bryan Complex.

Pinchin Hall features standard double rooms, two communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor, and an all-gender bathroom on the ground, second, third, and fourth floors. The first floor and ground level are dedicated to seminar rooms, classrooms, and offices for the Residential Commons / Residential Life.

Stillman Hall features suites comprising double rooms, as well as a limited number of standard double and single rooms, two communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor and an all-gender bathroom found on the first floor.

West Hall features standard double rooms, as well as a limited number of single and triple rooms, and one to two communal gender-designated bathrooms per floor.

Bunche House features standard single rooms, double rooms, and one communal bathroom per floor.

94 Broad Street features standard double rooms, single rooms, triple rooms, and one communal bathroom per floor.

100 Broad Street features standard single rooms, double rooms, triple rooms, and an all-gender restroom per floor.

102 Broad Street features standard single rooms, double rooms, triple rooms, an all-gender restroom on the first and second floor, and an all-gender bathroom on the second floor.

104 Broad Street features standard double rooms, single rooms, an all-gender restroom on the first floor, and two all-gender bathrooms on the second floor.

110 Broad Street features double rooms, single rooms, a gender-designated bathroom per floor, and an all-gender restroom on the first floor.

118 Broad Street features standard single rooms, double rooms, and a communal bathroom.

Fraternity and Sorority chapter houses are owned by Colgate University. Each organization occupies a free-standing house on Broad Street.

Living in a Chapter House

Newell Apartments features three-person and four-person units with standard double and single rooms, a shared bathroom, kitchen, and living area.

Parker Apartments features two-story four-person and six-person units with standard doubles, a shared bathroom, kitchen, and living area.

A handful of locations on campus are home to theme communities. These communities typically have additional support and programming focused around the specified theme to build a more engaged and intentional experience for residents. An individual does not need to be a part of a theme community to live in the area it is assigned, but priority is given to individuals who apply to be a part of a theme community.

Living in a Theme Community
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The Townhouses feature two-story eight-person and 16-person units with standard double rooms, a shared bathroom, kitchen, and living area.

University Court features four-person units with standard double rooms, shared bathroom, kitchen, and living area.