Yale University Campus

Join me and Sammy as we take a fun tour around the best res college at Yale!

Welcome to Arthur K. Watson Hall. This is where all of the CompSci classes are held! The CompSci department has increasingly experienced collaborations with other disciplines at Yale, including psychology, business, statistics, music, medicine, physics and more.

Sterling Memorial Library (SML) is our largest library on campus. Bass library lies just underneath it, and our super high-tech Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is connected to SML through the music library (no video recording of any kind is allowed in the CTL, so I couldn't get footage :( But feel free to look it up on your own!)

Lets take a walk through the Freshman Residential Quad - a walk down memory lane! The Old campus is the oldest are of Yale, and is the primary residence area for Freshmen. It also holds the offices for the Classics, English, Comparative Literature, and Philosophy. It has 14 buildings, including 8 Dorms and 2 Chapels.

Meet my dear friend and inspiration, Madi!

We are now walking through Ezra Stiles college, one of the residential colleges here at Yale. Ezra Stiles is known for having the best dining hall on campus, with some of the most amazing pizza you will ever have!

Welcome to Branford College - the most beautiful Residential College at Yale! I give you a glimpse of the exact spot where I fell in love with Yale when I visited campus as a prospective student.

The Afro- American Cultural Center, along with the other amazing cultural houses on campus, serve as important resources to the Yale community. Let me give you a tour!

Cross Campus (aka XC) is the university's busiest quad. Almost every Yalie will traverse XC at least once a day to get to class or elsewhere. XC also shares land with Grace Hopper College, William L. Harness Hall (an academic building), and Sterling Memorial Library.

This area is usually bustling during the day as students make their way to class, head to the library, or just hang out and commute through campus!

In the first part of this Q&A, I will be answering questions such as: What is Yale REALLY like? Did I apply to any other schools? What is my major? Favorite place at Yale?! YouTube: Arnold Setiadi.

In this video, I will be vlogging my day as a Freshman at Yale University! From classes to late night extracurricular pursuits, prepare for a fun video! YouTube: Arnold Setiadi.

Welcome to Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall, one of the largest lecture halls on campus! The main auditorium in the building can hold 414 people, while the smaller seminar rooms where sections meet generally hold around 20-35 students. Its really awesome to be able to experience both the huge lecture hall settings, as well as smaller sections where you can really dig into the material!

One of my favorite things about Yale is the BEAUTIFUL architecture on Campus. Whenever I'm stressed out or just want some time to myself I love walking through campus and admiring the buildings.

Payne Whitney Gym is the largest gym at Yale. It is a 14 story building, with tons of different exercise facilities including dance studios, swimming pools, saunas and so much more!

Welcome to the Becton Engineering and Applied Science Center! This is where many Engineering classes, as well at the CEID (Center for Engineering and Design)

Hey Guys! My name is Harold and I'm super excited to show you guys what it means to be a part of the Yale Community. We are currently in Sterling Memorial Library, which is one of Yale's most impressive buildings, and my personal favorite!

220 York is an important place on campus for Theater Studies Majors!

The Afro- American Cultural Center, along with the other amazing cultural houses on campus, serve as important resources to the Yale community. Let me give you a tour!

Welcome to Arthur K. Watson Hall. This is where all of the CompSci classes are held! The CompSci department has increasingly experienced collaborations with other disciplines at Yale, including psychology, business, statistics, music, medicine, physics and more.