Residence Houses

The Mohegan 191 Apartments (which draw its name from the address, 191 Mohegan Avenue,) are part of the options that are available to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Located between River Ridge Apartments and Abbey House, Mohegan 191 is a house comprising four individual apartments. Each apartment has one bedroom (double occupancy), a kitchen and a living room.

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The 360 Apartments (which draw their name from the address, 360 Mohegan Avenue,) are independent living options that are available to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Located next to Earth House, 360 comprises four individual apartments. Each apartment has between two and four bedrooms, a kitchen and a living room. On the first floor, the Independent Living Coordinator has an apartment as well.

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Abbey House is part of "The Village," a collection of apartments, houses and residential houses located across Mohegan Avenue/Route 32 from main campus, between the Connecticut College Athletic Center and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Abbey House is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors, and is available as an alternative housing option for students who desire academic year-round housing (allowing students to remain in their rooms during academic breaks.) Abbey features a kitchen and living spaces, as well as single and double rooms.

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Blackstone House is located on the Old Quad. It's the second-oldest residence house on campus, built in 1914 along with Plant House. Today, Blackstone is a wellness house, part of the alternative specialty housing options, offering students of all genders and class years substance-free lifestyle and substance-free living floors.

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Branford House is located on the Old Quad, just across the street from Shain Library. It's the third-oldest residence house on campus, built in 1919. Students of all genders and class years live in Branford.

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Burdick House is located along Cro Boulevard and is attached to Smith House. Students of all genders and class years can live in Burdick.

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Earth House is Connecticut College's sustainable living residence. Each year, a small group of sophomores, juniors and seniors apply to live in Earth House as an alternative housing housing option. Earth House features a kitchen, living room and seven single rooms.

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Freeman House is located at the bottom of Tempel Green, near Freeman Field and across from Cummings Arts Center. Freeman is connected to Jane Addams (JA) House, which has a dining hall.  Freeman houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors of all genders. The fifth floor is a four-person suite known as "Freeman Tower" that's available to sophomores, juniors and seniors as a unique quad room.

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Hamilton House is part of the North Complex ("the Plex") and is connected to Lambdin, Morrisson, Johnson, Park and Wright, as well as Harris Refectory. Students of all genders live in Hamilton. It is now Conn's first house exclusively for first-year students.

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Harkness House is located along Tempel Green. A coffee house, the Walk-in Coffee Closet at Ruane's Den, is located on the first floor. Students of all genders and upperclass years live in Harkness; however the basement is one of the single-sex floors available as an alternative housing option for female students.

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Jane Addams House (most often referred to as "JA") is located along Tempel Green. JA is connected to Freeman House and has a dining hall. JA Dining Hall features a wide selection of meals. Students of all genders and upperclass years live in JA, however the basement is a single-sex floors available as an alternative housing option for males.

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Johnson House is part of the North Complex ("the plex") and is connected to Hamilton, Lambdin, Morrisson, Park and Wright, as well as Harris Refectory. Students of all genders and class years live in Johnson.

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Katharine Blunt House (most often referred to as "KB") is located just across the street from the College Center at Crozier-Williams. Coffee Grounds, a student-run coffee shop on the first floor, is a great place to study or attend to performances and open mics. Students of all genders and class years live in KB; however the fourth floor is one of the single-sex floors available as an alternative housing option.

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Knowlton House is the College's international language residence and is located along Tempel Green. To live in Knowlton, students from all class years apply for the language housing specialty housing option. Knowlton residents must know or be studying a language and are placed in rooms near others who speak that language. 

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Lambdin House is part of the North Complex ("the plex") and is connected to Hamilton, Morrisson, Johnson, Park and Wright, as well as Harris Refectory. Students of all genders and class years live in Lambdin as part of Quiet Housing. Quiet housing is a Specialty Housing option for those wanting a more quiet living environment

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Larrabee is located in the center of campus, near the College Center at Crozier-Williams, and is attached to Katharine Blunt House. Students of all genders and class years live in Larrabee, which boasts views of the Thames River from some rooms. The fourth floor is a single sex floor as a Specialty Housing option.

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Lazrus House is a small house located behind Shain Library and features a kitchen where students can prepare their own meals. Lazrus is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors, and is available as an alternative housing option for students who desire academic year-round housing (allowing students to remain in their rooms during academic breaks.)

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Manwaring Apartments are the city of New London's newly restored historic building, which serves as the College’s first downtown residence for students. Residents living in Manwaring have expanded opportunities for community engagement and academic programming downtown. There are multiple apartment floor plans that have been thoughtfully designed around the historic bones of the building. The units have stainless steel kitchen appliances, kitchen islands with granite counters and garbage disposals, modern bathroom designs, in-unit washer and dryers, 10+ foot ceilings, and incredible natural light with many offering views from the center of downtown New London. Manwaring Apartments can be applied for through an application process that is available to sophomores, juniors and seniors.

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Morrisson House is part of the North Complex ("the Plex") and is connected to Lambdin, Hamilton, Johnson, Park and Wright, as well as Harris Refectory. Morrisson is the second of two houses that are exclusively for first-year students.

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Park House is part of the North Complex ("the plex") and is connected to Hamilton, Lambdin, Morrisson, Johnson and Wright, as well as Harris Refectory. Students of all genders and class years live in Park. The second floor includes a four-person suite known as the "Park Apartment" that's available to sophomores, juniors and seniors as an independent living option.

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Plant House is located on the Old Quad, at the intersection of Chapel Way and Cro Boulevard. It's the second-oldest residence house on campus, built in 1914 along with Blackstone House. Students of all genders and class years live in Plant.

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The River Ridge apartments are part of "The Village," a collection of apartments, houses and residence houses located across Mohegan Avenue/Route 32 from main campus, between the Connecticut College Athletic Center and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. The seven River Ridge Road apartments house between two and five students each and are independent living options that are available to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Each apartment features a full kitchen, living room and deck with bedrooms downstairs. 

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Smith House is located along Cro Boulevard and is attached to Burdick House. Students of all genders and class years live in Smith. The fourth could be used for overflow alternative housing option depending on demand.

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The houses and apartments on Winchester Road are part of "The Village," a collection of apartments, houses and residence houses located across Mohegan Avenue/Route 32 from main campus, between the Connecticut College Athletic Center and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Winchester Road includes six individual houses that accommodate between four and six residents, along with a larger house that contains apartments, each housing between two and four residents. The Winchester residences are independent living options for sophomores, juniors and seniors. Each apartment or house features a full kitchen, living room and bedrooms. 

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Windham House is located between Blaustein Humanities Center and Harkness Chapel, near the Williams Street entrance to campus. Students of all genders and class years live in Windham.

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Wright House is part of the North Complex ("the plex") and is connected to Hamilton, Lambdin, Morrisson, Johnson and Park, as well as Harris Refectory. Students of all genders and class years live in Wright.

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