Just the facts
Each residence hall (all of them co-ed) houses approximately 250 to 330 residents from every class level (freshmen through seniors) and major. Room types range from doubles and designed triples and quads to five- and six-person suites. All buildings are split into two sides (A-L and M-X) with each side generally containing 9 doubles, one triple, and two suites (one of each capacity) along with an RA room. Typically, floors will alternate with residents of one gender living in the doubles and the other in the suites. Mohawk is solely made up of 4 and 6 person suites, alternating between the genders. Each hall also has special activity rooms available for your use during the academic year.

Room Types:
Standard Doubles: Typical corridor-style room housing two residents.

Designed Triples: Corner of hallway, much larger than a standard double and usually houses three residents.
Five-Person Suites: Contains a common room, bathroom, a double and a triple.
Six-Person Suites: Contains a common room, bathroom, and three doubles.
Mohawk Suites: Six-person suites with three bedrooms, a common room and two bathrooms.

Room Sizes
We strongly recommend students wait to purchase carpeting until they arrive so they know the exact floor measurements. The following sizes vary slightly and closet space is included in the measurements (so for rug sizes, you’ll want to subtract at least a couple feet of length for closets unless you live in a room that has movable closets):

  • Regular Double: 10’9” x 17’ 6” (about 15’9” long after subtracting closet space) (188 sq. ft)
  • Double in corner room (only 4 total in CIW): Have 5 walls (3’8”, 19’11”, 5’7”, 12’9”, and 15’5”); 191 sq. ft (have movable closets)
  • Mohawk suite rooms: 11’6” x 17’6” (have movable closets)
  • Suite room (not Mohawk): 10' 9" x 14’4.3” (about 10' 10" long after subtracting closet space)
  • Designed triple in 5 person suite: 11’ x 19’
  • Designed double in 5 person suite: 11’ x 14’2”
  • Designed triple (not in a suite): Have 5 walls (8’3”, 10’1.5”, 20.5’, 12’10”, and 15’6”); 293 sq. ft (have movable closets)

Here is an example of a typical floor plan in Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida and Seneca:


Key:
Blue rooms are doubles
Green rooms are triples
Red rooms are floor lounges
Yellow rooms are RA rooms
Magenta oulines are marked suites
Non-colored areas are hallways, bathrooms, and garbage rooms