Living @ Haverford

La Casa Hispanica

Since its founding in 1948, La Casa has been the residential focus of Latino, Spanish American and Spanish cultural vitality at Haverford.

Leeds Hall

Leeds was built in 1955 and features 60 singles and 1 double. Forty of the singles are arranged in five-person suites. In nice weather, some students use the green in front of Leeds for recreation.

The Campus Map

Feeling lost? The easiest way to find your way around our campus is by viewing or downloading the campus map.

The Coop

The Coop is a popular on-campus place to eat, drink coffee, and hang out. Located on the second floor of the Student Center, the Coop has outdoor patio seating, and two plasma TVs inside.

Did You Know?

Students are encouraged to bring their bicycles to school, but are required to register them, free of charge, with Safety & Security. There are bicycle sheds and "ribbon" bike racks located throughout the campus.

Did You Know?

Comcast cable television service is available for purchase only to students living in HCA. Cable TV is not available to students living in any of the other residence halls. Satellite dishes are prohibited in, on or around any of the residence halls.

Reid House

The Ira de A. Reid House serves as both the Black Cultural Center and as student housing. Constructed in 1911 and renovated in 2003, the Reid House was named for Ira de Augustine Reid, who taught in the sociology department.

Did You Know?

You can ship packages to yourself at Haverford prior to your arrival, but they may not arrive earlier than August 24th. Use the following address:

(YOUR NAME)
Haverford College
370 Lancaster Avenue
Haverford, PA 19041-1392

Haverford College Apartments

The apartments — known as HCA — are 21 garden-style, two story apartments located at the south end of campus. Each building has 8 apartments - each floor has three 2 bedroom apartments and one 1 bedroom apartment.

Drinker House

Drinker was originally built for Haverford professor William Comfort before he became president of the College in 1917. The house has two residential floors - the first features 3 doubles and 2 singles while the second has 4 doubles and 2 singles.