Living at Webb
Undergraduate students are required to live on Webb’s campus, a 26-acre estate with its own private beach, and eat at the college dining facilities.
Students live in co-ed residence halls: Stevenson Taylor Hall, where rooms on the second and third floors offer amazing views of the grounds or the Long Island Sound, and James G. Motley Hall, which overlooks the athletic field and the Sound. Rooms are furnished with beds, bureaus, and clothes lockers.
Students eat in Stevenson Taylor Hall – three meals daily Monday through Friday. Brunch – a student favorite with eggs, quesadillas, and burritos cooked to order – and dinner are served on Saturday and Sunday. A student kitchen is available for the preparation of snacks by the students.
Students are permitted to have an automobile on campus although parking space is limited. To take advantage of the nearby trails and neighborhood, students oftentimes bring bicycles.
Maintenance and upkeep of the several laboratories, shops, library, computer center, and other Webb facilities are accomplished in part by student labor under the “Beaver Day’’ work program.
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