The housing portal includes all the forms and updates specific to your class year.

Whether you're a single student, or have a spouse, partner, or family, you'll find a variety of living options available to you at Cornell and in the Ithaca area.

Newly Admitted Students Welcome! The 2026-2027 new student application will open on April 1. Read about the process, and after you receive your NetID you can access the Housing & Dining Portal.

Since 2007, Hans Bethe House has provided Cornell sophomores, juniors, and seniors both an introspective home for personal growth and intellectual curiosity and an outward-facing hub for …

Cornell's first-year residence halls are friendly and supportive communities where residents live, learn, socialize, and study together. All are coed with the exception of Balch Hall for first-year female …

Welcome to Cornell's living and learning communities – places where scholars live, learn, and grow together. Our friendly and supportive residences are home to Cornellians from all over the world, and …

Cornell Heights contains some apartment buildings and apartments within houses. It is also home to many fraternities and sororities, so residents are at times subjected to music and parties.

For graduate and professional students, Hasbrouck is an active, multicultural housing complex with a popular community center and plenty of opportunities for engagement with your …

Schuyler House If you want the experience of living off campus combined with the perks of on-campus housing, Schuyler House may be the place for you. Located just below Collegetown, Schuyler House …

Please review the tabs below and bookmark these pages to apply for housing, browse through meal plan options, find mail and package information, and explore the Toni Morrison: Hall community on …