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Yale School of Art
1156 Chapel Street, POB 208339
New Haven, Connecticut, 06520-8339

If you are looking to connect with roommates and find shared housing, have a room to rent, or if you’re leaving town and have an apartment to sublet or pass on, CLICK HERE to submit your information and we will add you to the listing(s) below the green content block

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Off Campus Housing Resources

  • Yale is home to 6,500 Graduate and Professional School students, many of whom prefer to live off campus. The University offers limited on-campus housing options for graduate and PhD students, so the Yale Housing Office maintains a portal with Off-Campus Listings in which the property owners are verified.
  • We recommend starting there, or with listings that will be updated on this page from within the School of Art community, or on the closed Facebook Group. As you look for apartments Yale recommends trying to stay within the Yale Shuttle routes to benefit from campus safety and campus police/security, but this is of course up to you.
  • Additionally, students leaving the program will soon have apartments that they are vacating, and we will begin posting those opportunities here; there are some property owners in the vicinity who have routinely rented to School of Art and Architecture students and those individuals can be easy to work with.
  • When using outside listing resources such as Facebook or Craigslist, be mindful of course of scams and bad actors. Anyone presenting themselves as a Yale student, staff or faculty should be able to verify their identity with a university email address that ends either in yale.edu orbulldogs.yale.edu; NEVER @yale.com. Do not send passwords, verification codes or money to anyone without verifying their identity or signing a vetted lease.*
  • ** Facebook Group for Yale Off-Campus Housing and Roommates
  • This is a closed group, but listings are pretty current and reliable. Access requests are usually granted within 24 hours.
  • Other resources include:

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**Most MFA students opt to live off-campus, and where they choose to do so is a personal preference. The information compiled here is from the advice of previously enrolled students; the School itself does not endorse any specific properties or management companies.

The Yale Office of Off-Campus Housing advises students to consider housing within the perimeter of the Yale Shuttle routes however the University is large so proximity to School of Art buildings should be considered.**

The School of Art has three main buildings which house departmental facilities and workspace, the addresses of which are:
-Green Hall, 1156 Chapel St (Graphic Design Studios, Photo Labs/Studios)
-353 Crown Street (Painting Studios)
-36 Edgewood Ave (Sculpture Studios, some Photography Studios)

*We have mapped these locations for your reference, as well as the vicinities that most School of Art students choose to live, HERE.

Student feedback indicates that East Rock, Wooster Square, Westville or the Whitney Ave. section of town are popular areas for those who don’t mind a longer walk though the majority of students live in close proximity to the School for convenience when keeping late hours in the studio.

As another guide, Off-Campus addresses for previous School of Art students are listed below. The streets in BOLD are the closest to School of Art buildings.

Bishop Street 16, 120

Brown Street 23

Canner Street 52

Chapel Street 1022, 1175, 1180, 1182, 1187, 1191,1195,1204, 1214, 1220, 1275, 1290,

Church Street 227

Avenue 11

Dwight Street 42, 65, 74, 108, 114, 115, 136, 163,176, 179, 188, 192, 194, 223, 227, 239, 251, 275

Edgewood Avenue 10, 102

Elm Street 376, 434, 436

Greenwood Street 136

Howe Street 70, 80, 91, 94, 100, 127, 131

Huntington Street 228

Lawrence Street 188

Livingston Street 70

Lynwood Place 2, 75

Nash Street 99

Orange Street 625

Park Street 111, 165, 168, 210

Pearl Street 33

St.John Street 311, 316

Victoria Court 118

Wall Street 4

Willow Street 285, 287

York Street 129

Approx. 4 MFA students lived “on-campus” in University Housing facilities during the 2018-19 academic year (such as HHH at 420 Temple, Harkness at 367 Cedar, Mansfield St. and York-Crown at 141 York).

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Hunter Foster - PP, 1st Year - Looking in East Rock, budget $500-$700. hfoste1@saic.edu

Paul Billie - GD, 1st Year - Looking to share a place for as cheap as possible. paul_bille@me.com

Anabelle DeClement - PH 1st Year - Looking for place with roommates, budget $500-$800/month. anabelledeclement@gmail.com

Sam Callahan - GD 1st Year - Looking for a room for rent, where dogs are allowed and on-site laundry facilities. samantha.callahan@yale.edu

Brianna Bass - PP 1st Year - Seeking a whole place for rent Email briannakbass@gmail.com

Han Gao - GD 1st Year - Looking for a whole place to rent with on-site laundry facilities. $1500/month max, email derrickghan@gmail.com

David Bordett - SC 1st Year - Looking for a room for rent, $400-$600/month, , overnight guests okay. Email davidbordett@gmail.com

Siri Lee - GD 1st Year - Looking for roommates/ room for rent, lease, sublet / temporary, with on-site laundry as close to the school of art facilities as possible ~$800/month, prefers no smoking. Email siri.lee@yale.edu

Cyrus Khalatbari - GD, 1st Year - Looking to share a place/ lease/ sublet - preferably in East Rock. Budget between $400-800. Email info@c-t-l-k.com

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RENTAL LISTINGS FROM SoA STUDENTS

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Links of Interest for Grad Student Life at Yale

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ON CAMPUS HOUSING

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Yale School of Art is committed to fostering a safe, just and equitable environment for learning, experimentation and discovery, and to encouraging healthy self-care habits.

Enrolled students with general questions, concerns or ideas to share with regards to student relations and academic affairs should start by contacting Taryn Wolf, Director of Academic Administration and Dean’s Designee, and/or the Director of Graduate Study (DGS) or Graduate Coordinator in their area.

Students are encouraged to explore the expansive resources offered by the University during their time at the School. Additionally, you may recommend a particular resource be added to this quick link list by emailing taryn.wolf@yale.edu

Libraries–
Sterling Memorial
Haas Arts Library Beinecke Rare Books & Manuscripts

Fitness at Yale– Whitney Payne Gym & Aquatics

Health & Wellness

Student Cultural Centers

Office of LGBTQ Services

Religious Services

Drug Prevention

Academic Integrity

Disciplinary Procedures and Misconduct

Complaint Procedures

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