Residential Restaurants. The Towers features the RFoC, or Real Food on Campus, and the East Complex features the Fresh Food Company. Each area also has an after hours snack shop.
Some residence halls are designated as official Living Learning Communities, associated with a particular academic department, allowing students who choose to live there opportunities for study and collaboration with other students from similar programs.
Beddow Hall – Business
Herrig Hall – Music
Emmons Hall – Health Professions
Woldt Hall – Science and Engineering
Sweeney Hall – Education and Human Services
Thorpe Hall – Honors Program
Calkins Hall – Leader Advancement Scholars & Public Service Residential Community
Troutman Hall – Multicultural Advancement/Cofer Scholars
Cobb Hall – Public Service
Kulhavi Hall – Transfer Students
CMU offers only co-ed residence halls, with Sweeney Hall the last to convert, from females only, in the fall of 2010.
Construction began on two more buildings, Celani and Fabiano, near the East Quad in the …
