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campus + facilities yale university Yale University’s Ivy League facilities set the stage for a fantastic summer of exploration. At the Senior Program, you have access to some of the finest educational resources in the country. You can direct a production in the undergraduate theatre, argue a case in the Law School’s moot court, or tour some of the finest architecture in the United States without leaving campus. As a Senior Program student, you can read and work in the Sterling Memorial Library, which houses ten million volumes. Yale’s renowned Peabody Museum, British Art Center, and Art Gallery are also resources for coursework and independent discovery. In addition, you will have access to Yale’s athletic facilities, including acres of athletic playing fields, the Yale tennis complex, the Yale Corinthian Yacht Club, and Payne Whitney Gymnasium, the largest indoor athletic center in the world. Yale’s outstanding facilities allow the Senior Program to offer one-of-a-kind opportunities for you to explore new interests in a variety of academic and extracurricular fields. old campus Surrounded by gothic-style buildings and featuring a beautifully landscaped residential quadrangle, Yale’s Old Campus is the perfect summer home. It is a place where you can read under the shade of a tree, play a game of Ultimate Frisbee, or enjoy a special evening concert. Conveniently located in the heart of Yale University, the Old Campus houses a number of classrooms and is within walking distance to academic facilities for visual and performing arts, and lab sciences. The Old Campus is located near Commons (the University dining hall), Payne Whitney Gymnasium, Sterling Memorial Library, two Yale art museums, and the Chapel Street and Broadway shopping areas. As a residential student at the Senior Program, you live in suites in the Old Campus residences where you will gain valuable experience in small group, residential living. In addition to housing students and staff, the Old Campus is the hub of activity at the Program. Whether you are going to class, lunch, or are just meeting friends on the quad, the Old Campus is a great starting point for exploring Yale University.

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