Living on Campus

Nearly 1,200 students live on campus in six residence halls. Five of the halls are co-ed and one, Browne Hall, is for women only. The college's four freshman halls feature social lounges, laundry areas, and kitchen facilities. Browne and Thorp Halls have suites of eight to twelve single rooms clustered around a common study-living area. Sweet and Willard feature double occupancy rooms, and Sweet has provisions for students with disabilities. Upperclassmen live in Weber Hall, which also offers suite-style living, or in the newest and largest hall, which opened in 2007 and has apartment and suite-style rooms. Freshman may have cars on campus.

For Health and Safety

College Health Services, on the ground floor of Browne Hall, provides confidential, primary health care to all students. Health Services is open year round and is staffed by a full-time nurse practitioner, registered nurses, and part-time physicians.

The Campus Security Office is also located in Browne Hall. The college has enjoyed a good record of maintaining the personal safety of its students. Security measures include computerized door access, escort service (also provided by WXIN), and surveillance cameras, and regular rounds by campus security officers. The Annual Security Report can be found at www.ric.edu/CampusSecurityReport.

Room and Hall Features

• Ethernet Web access
• Cable television connection
• Social lounges
• Laundry areas
• Kitchen facilities
• Computerized door access
• Social and educational programs

Students with Disabilities

The Disability Services Office assists students with all types of disabilities: mobility, hearing, vision, psychological, learning, attention deficit, speech, chronic disease, and other conditions. In order to receive services, students with disabilities must self identify and register with the Disability Services Office once they have been admitted and enrolled. Current documentation is required for verification of disability. Phone: (401) 465-8061. Persons using TTY/TDD devices may contact the office (via RI Relay) at 1-800-745-5555. Web site: www.ric.edu/disabilityservices.