Brumby Community

Constructed in 1966, Brumby Community is a nine-story, all-female, first-year student residence with more than 935 women living in four different colonies: Darien, Newport, Sunbury, and Wentworth. Students are housed in double-occupancy rooms, each equipped with loftable beds, desks, and dressers, as well as connections to cable television and high speed Internet service. All Brumby rooms are air-conditioned. Women in Brumby share common bath areas, and also have use of a vending area, a computer lab, student lounges, and several kitchen and laundry facilities.

Brumby Community is home to several academic and leadership initiatives. Students of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences are able to complete academic advising through the Franklin College in the Residence Halls program with one of two advisors assigned to this residence hall, and short courses and seminars are regularly scheduled for the Brumby conference rooms. Brumby's famous rotunda is the site of many events and activities, from enrichment programming to self-defense martial arts demonstrations. This residence hall is also home to a satellite office of the Division of Academic Enhancement, which provides tutoring and other academic support services to residents.

Brumby Community features two visitation options: A, which allows visitors from noon to midnight on Friday and Saturday, or B option, which permits visitors Monday - Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. and 24 hours a day beginning 10 a.m. Friday and ending at 2 a.m. Monday (Sunday night).

Maps
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Rates
Click here for additional details about the rooms in Brumby Community, as well as current rates.