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367 Cedar St

New Haven, CT 06510

+1 (203) 785-2860

http://gradhousing.yale.edu

Yale University's Harkness Gym is a central hub for all housing options on and around the campus, offering Yale-owned dormitories and apartments as well as alternative housing in the greater New Haven area. With a focus on providing a safe and supportive residential environment, Harkness Gym aims to enhance the Yale experience for all residents by fostering a sense of community.

Whether for Graduate and Professional students, Yale College students, or members of the Yale Community seeking off-campus or summer housing, Harkness Gym provides comprehensive information on important dates, policies, rates, and resources to meet a variety of housing needs. From roommate matching to room draw, Harkness Gym is dedicated to facilitating a seamless housing experience for individuals at Yale University.

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Though the space is small, you've got up-to-date equipment, personalized tv on the ellipticals and treadmills as well as space to lift weights with lots of mirrors. If you're looking for a...

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