Woodbury Bunting-Cobb Hall
Overview
Woodbury Bunting-Cobb Hall is a traditional residence hall built in 1959. It is named for Mary Putnam Woodbury (1846-1914), the woman credited with establishing the first free circulating library in New Jersey in 1883. Her husband was James Neilson (Neilson Dining Hall). Woodbury was active in many New Brunswick charitable organizations and is responsible for starting kindergarten and manual training classes in the city. Woodbury Bunting-Cobb is home to the Women in STEM and Douglass SEBS Environmental living-learning communities.
- Type of Residence Hall: Traditional Hall
- Number of Students: 228
- Number of Floors: 3
- Average Room Size: 11 x 16
- Availability: Continuing Students, First-Year Students
- Contract Type: Undergraduate Academic Year (Two semesters)
- What's Nearby?
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Adjacent to Neilson Dining Hall and intramural fields. A short walk to the Douglass Student Center, Library, Cook Student Center, Cook/Douglass Recreation Center, Music Library, and Rutgers Arts Center Complex.
- Features & Amenities
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- Air conditioning (lounges only)
- Vending machines
- Wifi throughout the building
- Laundry facility
- Building main lounge
- Building study lounge
- Floor lounge
- Pool table
- Communal kitchen (with stovetop and oven) (on every floor/wing)
- Communal microwave
- Communal refrigerator, sink
- Communal bathroom (separated by gender)
- Ramp leading into building an entranceway
- Automated building entrance doors
- What's included in my space?
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What’s included in my room?
- Twin extra long bed and mattress
- Closet space
- Dresser
- Desk
- Chair
- Microfridge
- Blinds or curtains
- Wifi in bedrooms
- Linoleum flooring
- Room Photos
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- Floor Plans
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