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Carlton Road is informally known as "Top of the Hill" due to it's elevated positioning on campus and is one of the residential complexes for Second-Year students located in the South Residential Village. This community consists of Kusch House, Glaser House, and Michelson House. Being near the Cedar-Fairmount area, residents have access to a local grocery store, bakeries and many restaurants within walking distance.

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Residents of Cedar Magnolia Residential Community call Cutler, Hitchcock, Pierce and Storrs home. Get ready to call North Side "home" with the help of accessible resident assistants, an active Residence Hall Association (RHA), and your fellow peers.

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To build community, provide resources, and invest in collaborative relationships. By partnering with students, we support them personally, socially, and academically as they learn and explore.

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The Independent Living Experience strives to cultivate an inclusive community optimal for collective growth through support and engagement. Our team connects residents to resources, promotes wellness and prepares residents for life after college.

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The Juniper community supports first-year students in living in Cutter House, Smith House, Taft House, and Taplin House.

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To create a living and learning community suitable for holistic growth and self-development.

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Mistletoe is comprised of Norton House, Raymond House, Sherman House, Tyler House

Community Size: Mistletoe is home approximately 480 residents, supported by a staff of one Residential Community Director, one Assistant Residential Community Director, and twelve Resident Assistants.

Physical Space & Amenities: The four Mistletoe buildings are considered corridor-style living because there is one, continuous corridor connecting the student rooms on each floor. Both single and double rooms are available on each floor.

Each building has a first floor lounge with a TV, gaming table (pool, ping pong, or foosball), piano, and full kitchen; study rooms on each floor; lounges on each floor with kitchenette; laundry rooms with free services and online monitoring system; indoor bike storage; and vending machines.

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Murray Hill is informally known as "Bottom of the Hill," due to it's placement at the base of the Carlton Road community. Being near Cleveland's "Little Italy" neighborhood, residents are in walking distance of many restaurants and bakeries. The complex is located in the South Residential Village and consists of Alumni House, Howe House, Staley House, and Tippit House.

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The Summer Experience encompasses the residential community of CWRU students who are living on-campus for any portion of the summer.

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The Triangle Towers are jointly operated by the Office of Residence Life, Office of University Housing, and Capstone On Campus Management (COCM). Like the residents in the upper-class residential facilities, residents in the Triangle will receive custodial services from the Office of Facilities Services and their building service workers. Maintenance is handled by COCM staff and details on the process will be provided during move in.

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The Upperclass Experience strives to cultivate an inclusive community optimal for collective growth through support and engagement. Our team connects residents to resources, promotes wellness and prepares residents for life after college.

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