Co-Op Mosey Open House: Sunday, February 12^th, 1:00 – 5:00pm 

The Co-ops are open to all undergraduate, graduate and professional students. Co-ops are unique, collaborative communities governed by their student residents, and are among the least expensive housing options on campus.  Members determine house rules and participate in daily operations, including routine cleaning and maintenance. Decisions affecting each house are made democratically at individual house meetings. Houses range in size from as few as 10 to as many as 35 members. Most are mixed gender while others house only female-identifying students. Several have a mixture of both undergraduate and graduate students. Most of the co-ops offer both single and double rooms. Five co-ops have meal plans; all have shared kitchens. 

For more information about cooperative living see https://housing.cornell.edu/cooperatives  The webpages list: types of rooms and amenities in each house; the number of residents; whether the house has a meal plan; the address and location; and contact information for the house.    

 Applying for residency is handled independently by each house. Most houses will host additional events up until February 23^rd, and applicants will be notified Thursday night, March 2^nd of their status.   

 Campus Events

Cornell's 2023 MLK Commemorative Lecture will take place on February 13 at 7:00pm in Sage Chapel. The topic for this year's lecture is "Derailed by Diversity: Racial Justice after Affirmative Action" and is focused on the future of racial justice in higher education. Richard T. Ford, Stanford University Law Professor, will deliver the lecture. If you would like to attend virtually, you can register in advance for a livestream through eCornell. A recording of the event will also be available for those who register for the livestream.   

Cornell in Washington

Cornell in Washington will be holding a series of events this semester. Learn how you can experience world-class courses, internships and community engagement designed to transform students into scholars, professionals, and leaders. Hear about our classes, the Wolpe Center residence, searching for an internship and fun activities in DC! Learn more, https://sce.cornell.edu/ciw  

Register for CIW events now at Cornell in Washington: Campus Groups 

Info Session: February 15 - https://cglink.me/2ee/r1967192 

CIW Student Alumni Panel: February 21 - https://cglink.me/2ee/r1967239 

Info Session: March 6 - https://cglink.me/2ee/r1967226 

Info Session: March 21 - https://cglink.me/2ee/r1967231 

Donlon Team Highlight

• RAs complete “rounds” of Donlon each evening to check for the safety, security, and well-being of all residents.

• At times, an RA may knock on the bathroom door to check for safety, check stairwells, lounges, and even knock on your door to say “Hello!”
• We are also hosting office hours at some designated times, if you need to chat or want help submitting a service request or other levels of support, stop by the RA office. 

TOP 10 reasons to LOVE MARY DONLON

1. Donlon is ...... AWESOME 
2. We are a Family
3. Donlon is THE place to live during your first year
4. We are always giving away free things
5. We stick together 
6. We have a library, pool room, ping pong room, and TV lounge in the building 
7. We have the best cell phone reception on campus 
8. We love to laugh and have fun (responsibly)
9. We have a Great Faculty-Family-In-Residence, the best RAs, and the coolest RHD
10. Maggie, Cupid, and Leela Live here #DonlonPets

Important Contact Information

For Emergencies and Lock Outs (when RPPC is closed)

RA On-Call Hours:

Sunday-Thursday: 7PM-8AM

Friday-Sunday: 7PM-7PM (24/7)

RA On-Call Phone Number: 607-327-1417

Cornell University Police Department (CUPD): 607-255-1111 CUPD is available 24/7. CUPD assists with all emergencies