301 Residence Hall

Kitchens in suites include a sink, ample cabinets, a large refrigerator, a two-burner cooktop, and a microwave oven.
Kitchens in suites include a sink, ample cabinets, a large refrigerator, a two-burner cooktop, and a microwave oven.
Residents can enjoy grab and go food options in this second floor dining area.
Residents can enjoy grab and go food options in this second floor dining area.
The exercise room makes staying fit easy for residents.
The exercise room makes staying fit easy for residents.
The private rooftop patio gives students an opportunity to  enjoy some fresh air in the midst of New York City.
The private rooftop patio gives students an opportunity to enjoy some fresh air in the midst of New York City.
Suites at 301 are made up of single, double, and triple rooms. All suites include a common area/kitchen and a shared bathroom.
Suites at 301 are made up of single, double, and triple rooms. All suites include a common area/kitchen and a shared bathroom.
Each floor has a lounge equipped with seating, tables, and a large screen television. It's the perfect space for students to socialize, relax, or study.
Each floor has a lounge equipped with seating, tables, and a large screen television. It's the perfect space for students to socialize, relax, or study.

The 301 Residence Hall, which opened in fall 2021, is located in the vibrant Stuyvesant Square neighborhood, which features Stuyvesant Square Park, the East River Bikeway, and close proximity to public transportation, shopping, and dining. This 24-story building is due east of Union Square and a 15-minute walk from the University Center. It offers outstanding views and a one-stop shop of campus services to help you get the assistance and support you need, all from the comfort of your residence. 

Mail to the residence hall should be addressed using the following format:

[Student name]
301 First Avenue
[Room number]
New York, NY 10003

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