| A Campus Overview | |
| The Campus Mall | |
| College of Fine Arts | |
| Computer Clusters | |
| The Cut | |
| Dorm Life | |
| Flagstaff Hill | |
| Gesling Stadium | |
| Posner Hall | |
| Hunt Library | |
| Mellon Institute | |
| The Purnell Center | |
| University Center | |
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| Housing Services | |
Carnegie Mellon's Housing Services options provide students with a comfortable and safe home-away-from-home experience. |
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A 10-year, $55 million renovation project, which includes new security locks, updated facilities and redecorated rooms, is underway. The Office of Student Life, the resident assistants, community advisors and the Student Dormitory Council are resources that help students live safely and comfortably. Since university housing is guaranteed for undergraduates for four years (five for those majoring in architecture), students can feel secure knowing they'll always have a place to call home in the Carnegie Mellon and Pittsburgh communities. |
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Residence
halls, apartment buildings, fraternity
and sorority houses, and special interest houses feature common
recreation rooms, computer clusters, TV rooms, mailrooms, eateries,
laundry facilities and study lounges. Everything from singles to
suites is available and dorms are either coed or all male.Comments? Questions? |
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