Facilities & Space Rental

In addition to the beautiful meeting room and library there are guest rooms in the Alumni Guest House (AGH) are for the use of guests of the college, including Alumni, parents, friends, guest speakers, job candidates, and more. To reserve overnight accommodations, please complete the online reservation form.

The Sayles-Hill Campus Center (“Sayles”) is Carleton’s hub for everyday student life. Sayles-Hill houses a large cafe, the campus bookstore, a post office, classrooms, and comfy lounges with game tables. It’s also home to the beloved “Friday Flowers” tradition, where students buy blooms in the main Great Space to slip into friends’ mailboxes for a fun weekend surprise!

Severance Hall (“Sevy”) connects directly to the Burton dining hall and houses the Dean of Students and Residential Life offices. Its crown jewel is the Great Hall, a beautiful campus event space famously featured in a 1995 scene from D3: The Mighty Ducks!

Skinner Memorial Chapel (Chapel) is the heart of religious and spiritual life at Carleton, and the most prominent building on the Carleton campus. The chapel is a place of worship and interfaith dialogue for both campus and community.

While providing essential new exhibit and performance spaces, the Weitz Center for Creativity (Weitz) was designed to be much more than a traditional arts building. Its true mission is to act as a dynamic “working laboratory for creativity” across Carleton’s entire academic curriculum. Visit the webpage to learn more about the history and beautiful things the space offers!

• Apartment-style living with varying doubles and singles in each townhouse unit
• On the west side of campus near downtown Northfield
• Kitchen, bathroom(s), and laundry in each townhouse

• Doubles and singles connected by an individual common space
• Each suite generally has one double room and two-three single rooms
• Private bathrooms in each suite 

Doubles and singles connected by a common hallway