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August 2023 by Roshan Thiran
Great place for students to hang and chill. Some great rooms and spaces for students to study or relax or connect too
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May 2023 by Vincent L.
The Schwarzman Center at Yale is a recent repurposing of two legacy buildings at the heart of campus: the Commons Dining Hall and Memorial Hall, easily recognizable thanks to its dome. It expands the two spaces so that they serve as a student center of sorts, with the goal of bringing community members together over dining, meeting spaces, and the arts.Besides the Commons and Memorial Hall, new spaces and venues include a convenience store, a dance studio, a 21+ pub, function facilities, performance spaces, public art galleries, and study nooks. When I ventured inside to grab a drink on a sunny, warm day spent exploring campus, I found the space vibrant and well-trafficked, particularly in newer eateries with communal seating. The Commons itself, however, appeared to be a grab-and-go affair either due to ongoing Covid measures or due to renovation.Given that it was a nice day, however, students were more likely to head outside than linger indoors.
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December 2022 by Abigail Winslow
Yummy, easy
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October 2022 by Amin Ebrahimi Afrouzi
Waste of time and space. Fale university!
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August 2022 by A E
Can't wait to visit again
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April 2022 by Arlene Buzon-Tan
The Schwarzman Center is designed to be a centre for student life that promotes creativity, and fosters diversity and inclusion. Within this beautiful space is a large dining hall, an upcoming bar/lounge space called the Well, and dance space. The Elm/Ivy which officially opens on March 29 has very delicious globally inspired menu options including soups, salads, gelato, freshly roasted coffee, and sandwiches for $8.
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March 2022 by Arlene B.
The Schwarzman Center is designed to be a centre for student life that promotes creativity, and fosters diversity and inclusion. Within this beautiful space is a large dining hall called the Commons (reminiscent of Hogwarts), an upcoming bar/lounge space called the Well, and dance space. The Underground contains the Elm/Ivy (officially opens on March 29) which has delicious globally inspired menu options including soups, salads, gelato, freshly roasted coffee, and sandwiches for $8. The Schwarzman Center is accessible to Yale faculty and students.
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September 2021 by Anuradha Eswaran
Can't wait to visit again
