Flora Rose House

Flora Rose House is a part of the West Campus House System, a faculty-led community for upperlevel students on Cornell's west campus.   

Rose House includes a main building with residential rooms and suites, apartments for the House Professor-Dean and Assistant Dean and their families, and a House Office, dining room, library, and other common spaces.  The community also includes the Gothic buildings Founders Hall, Lyon Hall (for women only), Mennen Hall, and South Baker Hall, all of which house Rose House residents.

For more information about the Rose House Community, visit the Rose House website.  For more information about the West Campus community, visit the West Campus House System website.  

Community features:

• Open to transfer and upperlevel students
• 350+ residents, approximately 135 in the main building and 225 in the Gothic buildings
• Made up of approximately 65% sophomores, 25% juniors, and 10% seniors, with about 15% of the total population being transfer students
• Main building has a House Office, dining room, library, TV lounge, and laundry facilities
• Single, double, triple, and quad rooms along hallways with shared bathrooms, plus five- to six-person suites, each with its own bathroom and sitting room
• Bedrooms contain, for each occupant: an extra-long twin bed, a closet and a bureau (or wardrobe/bureau combination), a desk and a desk chair, a desk lamp, a wastebasket, and floor carpeting
  
• Wireless Internet access

Flora Rose House rooms do not have air conditioning.

Affiliated faculty:

Garrick Blalock, Associate Professor in the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, is Rose House's House Professor-Dean. He lives in the house and helps to lead the community. 

Rose House also has approximately 30 House Fellows who are associated with the community and interact with residents regularly.

Dining options:

Residency in the West Campus House System includes a commitment to a House Meal Plan.

Questions?  Contact us.