Residence Hall @ Brooklyn College is located two blocks from the Brooklyn College campus on the corner of Kenilworth Place and Farragut Road. The Residence Hall offers student housing with apartment-style living in various settings, including studios, private bedrooms, or shared bedrooms.
Friday, May 25, 2012
Friday, May 18, 2012
End of Finals Open Mic/Mixer!!!
-Got a poem about your professor that gave you an A or C-?
-Or how about a song that says how much you hate/love finals?
If you GOT TALENT, then come down to the Residence Hall @ Brooklyn College for our End of Finals Open Mic/Mixer!!!
There will be talented comedians, singers, dancers, musicians and more!!! FREE SNACKS & BEVERAGES WILL BE SERVED [1st come,1st served]
-Or how about a song that says how much you hate/love finals?
If you GOT TALENT, then come down to the Residence Hall @ Brooklyn College for our End of Finals Open Mic/Mixer!!!
There will be talented comedians, singers, dancers, musicians and more!!! FREE SNACKS & BEVERAGES WILL BE SERVED [1st come,1st served]
Friday, May 11, 2012
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
The Increasing Trend of Residence Hall Living
Residence halls have a lot of advantages over other college living
arrangements. As a result, in greater and greater numbers annually, even
students who live near their campuses to begin with are opting for the kind of
lifestyle which life in a residence hall offers. Students can learn a lot
simply from living that kind of lifestyle. After all, not everything one learns
during his or her college years is taught to him by his or her professors. For
the next few moments, we invite you to join us as we explore life in residence
halls in a little bit more detail.
We mentioned a moment ago that some of what you learn during your
college years doesn't come from books or your professors. Where it does come
from is the sense of community you can develop during this period. It's much
more difficult, if not impossible, to develop that sense of community when
you're either living by yourself or with your parents. One of the ways that
living in a residence hall creates a sense of community is by offering things
like communal kitchen spaces and lounges. Interacting with other students on
such a regular basis can improve your interpersonal skills as well as allow you
to meet new people.
One of the best things about living in a residence hall to begin with
is its affordability. In fact, when you factor in your rent and utilities, it's
definitely a lot more affordable than living in your own apartment, even if you
have a roommate. When it comes to living in a residence hall, “utilities” include things like cable
television and wi-fi internet access, in addition to heat and air conditioning.
You also get to avoid the danger of being evicted just because your roommate
can't (or won't) pay his or her fair share of the bills. In a residence hall,
each resident has his or her own individual bills, and their continued
residence in the hall isn't contingent upon anyone else's success or failure
when it comes to meeting those obligations.
Residence halls employ on-site directors, and those directors are
on-site twenty-four hours a day, because they live there. That way, in the rare
event that there is a problem, you'll always have someone you can go to about
it. In addition to that, you also have resident assistants on every floor. Furthermore,
there is a security guard in the lobby at all times. After hours, that security
guard buzzes residents into the building, so that no one can get in that isn’t
supposed to be there. This prevents most problems from happening in the first
place.
Surely by now you can see why we're so enthusiastic about life inside
of residence halls. It's the very best college living arrangement imaginable.
By taking advantage of it, you get the safety of home, the independence of an
apartment, and the community of a dorm. It takes the best features of all of
these living arrangements and combines them into one incredible experience.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Coming Up NEXT Week!
Think you're good at Table Hockey? Come down to the Residence Hall next week to show off your skills!
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Residence Hall Extravaganza
The End of Semester Extravaganza held at the Residence Hall
on Tuesday was a huge success, with over 250 students and guests celebrating the
end of the semester with pizza, soft drinks and snacks, courtesy of Residence
Hall.
Many students saw an opportunity to visit the Residence Hall
for the first time and to learn about the many amenities offered to residents on
site.
The highlight of the event was a raffle, held at the
conclusion of the extravaganza by Ben Negrin, Director of leasing for Residence
Hall, with a new iPad and iTunes gift cards among the prizes awarded to the
excited winners.
Thank you to everyone who attended and made the event a great
success!! We look forward to seeing you at our next party!
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