26 with shared kitchen residence halls at Cornell University, ranked by student reviews. Residence halls that include a shared kitchen — useful for cooking your own meals or storing groceries.
[North Campus] Named after Hu Shih, Cornell class of 1914 — renowned Chinese scholar, diplomat, and intellect…
Mews Hall is one of the newest first-year residence halls on North Campus, positioned next to the richly equi…
Prudence Risley Residential College for the Creative and Performing Arts (commonly Risley, Risley Hall, or Pr…
Cornell's smallest residence hall, housing approximately 20 transfer and upper-level continuing students. Loc…
Akwe:kon (pronounced ah-gwee-gohn, meaning 'all of us' in Mohawk) is a special interest house for Native Amer…
West Campus House spanning five buildings: Cook-Main, North Baker, Baker Tower, Boldt Hall, and Boldt Tower (…
Historic 6-floor corridor-style residence divided into North Balch and South Balch, each with four units of r…
[North Campus] Opened in 2022 as part of Cornell's North Campus expansion, named after Nobel Prize-winning Co…
West Campus House opened in 2008. The only West Campus house with air conditioning. Offers both corridor-styl…
A 6-floor corridor-style residence in Collegetown. Floors 2–4 have high ceilings and are especially sought-af…
[North Campus] Built in 1946, Clara Dickson is the largest residence hall on North Campus, housing 460+ stude…
Cook-Main is the hub of Alice Cook House, housing the House Office, Dining Room, and House Professor & Assist…
Ecology House is a special interest house focused on environmental sustainability, ecology, and green living.…
West Campus House comprising five buildings: Rose-Main, Founders Hall, Lyon Hall (women-only section within t…
Pronounced "Gah-NEH-dah-go" (Cayuga for "it's in the hill," the ancestral name for the land Cornell is built…
West Campus House opened 2008, comprising the main building and McFaddin Hall (Gothic). Offers corridor-style…
Just About Music (JAM) is Cornell's music-themed program house, housing students who share a deep passion for…
The Latino Living Center (LLC) is a special interest house at Cornell serving Latino/a/x students and others…
[North Campus] One of a pair of modern brick-and-glass suite-style residence halls built in 1975. Organized i…
[North Campus] The companion building to Low Rise #6, sharing the same 1975 design, suite-style layout, and t…
[North Campus] Built in 1961 with a distinctive triangular design to maximize natural light and outside expos…
The North Campus Townhouses (informally called TNT) are a cluster of approximately 80 small residential townh…
[North Campus] Named after Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Cornell class of 1954 and U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Opened…
Corridor-style residence (112 Sage Pl) on South Campus below Collegetown with an off-campus feel and on-campu…
A privately-built Italianate residence hall now part of Cornell's housing system. Corridor-style singles and…
Smallest of the five West Campus Houses. Offers corridor-style singles and doubles (communal bathrooms) along…
