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Housing & Residential Life

Latino Living Center (LLC)

brick building with a sign that reads Latino Living Center

Latino Living Center's 55 residents represent a wide variety of heritages and backgrounds, but all share a common interest in Latinx/a/o culture, history, and current events. Their appreciation for the values of Latinx/a/o heritage includes respect for individuals, dedication to education, commitment to community, and the importance of family.

A sign saying "Bienvenidos A Su Casa" - Welcome to Your Home - greets residents as they arrive on campus each semester. LLC truly is more than just a place to live. It quickly becomes a home, with all the comforts provided by a strong, familial environment. That is the Latinx way!

The Café Con Leche weekly discussion series, annual retreats, community dinners, intramural sports clubs, and Latinx Heritage Month festivities are traditional LLC events, In addition, dances, movie nights, faculty dinners, and various celebrations - including Dia de los Muertos, Day Hall Takeover Commemoration Week, and birthday parties - are scattered throughout each semester.

Founded in 1994, LLC is located in Anna Comstock Hall across the street from Risley Residential College and a short walk from Robert Purcell Community Center.

Community Features  

  • Open to first-year, transfer, and upper-level students 
  • 55 residents 
  • Located on North Campus, near Robert Purcell Community Center, Appel Commons, and Risley Dining 
  • Single and double rooms arranged in suites 
  • TV/social lounge, kitchen, laundry, computer room, study lounge, and library 
  • Bedrooms contain, for each occupant: an extra-long twin bed, a closet and a bureau (or wardrobe/bureau combination), a desk and desk chair, a desk lamp, a wastebasket, and floor carpeting 
  • Wireless Internet access 

LLC rooms do not have air conditioning.

Faculty Involvement

LLC has several Faculty and Community Fellows that provide students with opportunities to explore and cultivate their academic, intellectual, and cultural interests. You will find them attending events in your building, dining with students, and leading on and off campus trips to lectures, plays, films, concerts, and regional points of interest.

Helpful Information and Important Links

Below are resources and guidelines to support your residential experience at Cornell University. Please review the tabs below and bookmark these pages to apply for housing, browse through meal plan options, find mail and package information, and explore the LLC community pages in CampusGroups.

Latino Living Center Contact Information 

Latino Living Center, Ithaca, NY 14850, USA
For more information about LLC, call (607) 254-5111 or email llcinfo@cornell.edu. 

Mail and Packages

Visit the Service Center website for student mail and package information.

Dining Options

How to Apply

Rising junior and rising senior students may select to live in a program house as part of the fall Housing Selection process while rising sophomores can select during their General Room Selection process in the spring. New students can indicate their preference to live in a program house on their New Student Housing Application.