CONSTRUCTING the COLLEGES

Sustaining a Great Yale Tradition

This expansion stands on the strength of Yale’s residential college system. Since 1933, the colleges have set the standard nationwide for small, university-based communities ideally suited to the preparation of tomorrow’s scholars and citizens.

CENTRAL LOCATION, COMMUNITY INTEGRATION The new residential colleges will sit just south of Ingalls Rink. Linking the center of campus with Science Hill, these facilities will anchor one of the most active areas of Yale’s campus. CONTINUE »

ARCHITECT UNVEILS DESIGN Yale's two new residential colleges will serve as both a literal and architectural bridge between the rapidly developing northern campus, including Science Hill, and the iconic and traditional Central Campus. CONTINUE »

CREATING CONNECTIONS THAT LAST A LIFETIME The residential college system is designed to support communities of students and faculty. Each of Yale’s twelve colleges is distinct in design and character, but together they share a common purpose and a seventy-five year tradition. CONTINUE »