Cornell University Dorms with a Kitchen
9 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.
Hu Shih Hall
[North Campus] Named after Hu Shih, Cornell class of 1914 — renowned Chinese scholar, diplomat, and intellect…
Akwe:kon
Akwe:kon (pronounced ah-gwee-gohn, meaning 'all of us' in Mohawk) is a special interest house for Native Amer…
Cascadilla Hall
A 6-floor corridor-style residence in Collegetown. Floors 2–4 have high ceilings and are especially sought-af…
Ganędagǫ Hall
Pronounced "Gah-NEH-dah-go" (Cayuga for "it's in the hill," the ancestral name for the land Cornell is built…
Low Rise #6
[North Campus] One of a pair of modern brick-and-glass suite-style residence halls built in 1975. Organized i…
Low Rise #7
[North Campus] The companion building to Low Rise #6, sharing the same 1975 design, suite-style layout, and t…
Mews Hall
Mews Hall is one of the newest first-year residence halls on North Campus, positioned next to the richly equi…
North Campus Townhouses
The North Campus Townhouses (informally called TNT) are a cluster of approximately 80 small residential townh…
Risley Residential College
Prudence Risley Residential College for the Creative and Performing Arts (commonly Risley, Risley Hall, or Pr…