Bates College | Moody, Rzasa, and Hopkins

93, 97 and 99 Russell Street

The Residential Village, built in 1992, is home to Bates' vibrant suite-style living, which allows you to live with your friends in a more independent setting. The buildings are divided into suites housing four to six students, with rooms arranged around a common living area. Many suites also feature their own bathrooms. The Village consists of Moody House, Rzasa House, Arthur P. Hopkins House, and the Benjamin Mays Center and is perfectly located near Commons, Pettengill Hall and campus athletic facilities - it's happening here!

Moody House
Built 1992; 18,000 square feet [Floorplan]

Moody House is home to 56 students in suites of four single-sex suitemates. The building also features a seminar classroom. The residence is named through the genorosity of James L. Moody '53 and the late Jean P. Moody.

2009-2010 Residence Coordinator:
Richard McNeil

Rzasa House
Built 1992; 15,000 square feet [Floorplan]

Rzasa House is coed by suite and home to 40 students in suites of varying sizes. The residence was named through the generosity of Emil Rzasa '49.

2009-2010 Residence Coordinator:
Emily Pressman

Arthur P. Hopkins House
Built 1992; 15,000 square feet [Floorplan]

Hopkins House holds 54 students in suites of four to six students. The building is coed by room within each suite, allowing students to choose suitemates (but not roommates) of the opposite sex. The residence was named through the generosity of Carolyn H. Burke HC'49, in memory of her uncle.

2009-2010 Residence Coordinator:
Evan Hancock