RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES TOMORROW

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PREPARING MORE STUDENTS FOR LEADERSHIP The Yale Corporation has voted to increase the enrollment of Yale College with the creation of two new residential colleges. CONTINUE »

ARCHITECT ANNOUNCED Yale has selected Robert A.M. Stern Architects to design the new residential colleges. Led by Robert Stern ’65 M.Arch., dean of Yale's School of Architecture since 1998, the firm brings design excellence and Yale knowledge. 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 »

EXPANDING YALE COLLEGE On June 6, 2008, the Yale Corporation approved the construction of two new residential colleges. This historic decision opens Yale College to a greater number of students than ever before, even as related investments add new capacity for teaching and research across the campus. CONTINUE »

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 »

CREATING CONNECTIONS THAT LAST A LIFETIME The residential college system is designed to support communities of students and faculty. Central to life and study as a Yale undergraduate, each college is distinctive in design and character. But the individual colleges also share many common themes. CONTINUE »