Reid Hall

Reid Hall is a historic dormitory with a steady heartbeat of student life.

At 3009 Broadway in Manhattan’s Morningside Heights, the building rises where campus and city meet. First-year huddles spill onto the sidewalk at dusk; seniors pack last-minute cram sessions behind its brick façade. It sits two blocks west of the 1 train’s 110th Street platform, convenient if you’re coming from Brooklyn or Queens.

You’ll find no glossy brochure here—just a long limestone corridor with a single payphone at the east end and fire doors that clang shut at quiet hours. Upstairs, rooms hold the usual suspects: books, mini-fridges, a floor lamp or two. Quiet study nights alternate with movie screenings that start late.

To check directions or print a campus map ahead of arrival, tap the link below. Broadway’s foot traffic never flags, so you won’t struggle to spot the stoop with the bronze plaque.