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Opened in 1891, Stone Row was built to serve as student residences of the original St. Stephen's College campus which would later become Bard College. Stonerow consists of four adjacent buildings: North Hoffman, South Hoffman, Potter, and McVickar. They are named after Bishop Potter and Dr. McVickar, who were instrumental in founding Bard, and Dr. Charles Frederick Hoffman, a trustee of the College beginning in 1881.

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Stonerow by Number

Stonerow by Number

  • 1891
    Year of Construction
  • 72
    Residents
  • 36:1
    Peer Counselor Ratio
  • CC
    Central Campus

Amenities of Stone Row Residences 

  • Laundry
    Laundry in the Stone Row Residences
    All residents of Stone Row utilize the South Hoffman basement laundry room which can be accessed by utilizing your ID at the Proximity Reader at the South Hoffman entrance.  This laundry room features four washers and four dryers as well as a utility sink and soft drink vending machine.  

    If you experience issues with any of the laundry machines, complete a service request at the link below.  Great neighbors leave a note on any malfunctioning machines to aid in others avoiding the same issue. Our laundry machines are owned and serviced by an outside contractor, yet our Buildings and Grounds team manages the laundry room and relays any machine issues to the outside contractor.  

    B&G SERVICE REQUEST

    Coinless Laundry
    All laundry rooms are equipped with both modern and high-efficient front load washers and dryers. Laundry is part of the room and board cost, so the machines do not require payment to cycle during the academic year.  This coinless laundry feature allows residents to run as many loads as they need without overloading the machines or incurring more cost.

    Detergent Choice + Sustainable Practices 
    Please note that our machines require the HE (high efficiency) laundry detergent. Detergent pods are recommended for their portability and lack of spills. We also recommend the use of a garment bag when washing delicates and small items such as socks.

    SUSTAINABLE LIVING PRACTICES
  • Climate Control
    Stone Row is heated through hot water radiators along all windows.  Some adjustment is available room to room, overall the temperature is zoned.  Stone Row does not have air conditioning and we encourage students to bring fans for personal cooling.  Note, we are not able to accommodate portable or window air conditioning units throughout due to the electrical load.  
  • Parking
    Parking at South Hall
    The resident section Main Campus lot is where all Stone Row residents park.  While the majority of this lot is reserved for staff and faculty, the north end (closest to Henderson Annex) is reserved for residents of Stone Row and South Hall.  Note, parking in the Olin lot is reserved for commuting students.

    Student Parking at Bard
    Bard College maintains a pedestrian campus, yet all students have the ability to register 1 vehicle for on campus parking.  All motor vehicles (including motorcycles) must be registered with the Department of Safety and Security. Upon registration, students parking sticker indicates the approved lot(s) for the registered vehicle.  Learn more on the Department of Safety and Security’s website.

    VEHICLE POLICIES

    Guest Parking on Campus
    Visitors and guests are expected to follow all parking regulations. All visitors and guests are required to display a Visitor Hang-Tag, available at the Department Safety and Security. Visitor and guest parking areas are so designated.
  • Room Security
    To enter the building:
    You will utilize your Bard ID Card on the proximity sensor next to the front door.  Stone Row residences are equipped with door alarms designed in an effort prevent unauthorized access due to door propping.  Please only allow people you know into the residence hall.

    To enter your room:
    Upon move-in you will be issued a brass key to your room door.  Each resident is issued their own key and students are prohibited from sharing keys.  Note, residents are not permitted to duplicate any keys issued by the college.

    Locked Out?
    If you are locked out, call security at 845.758.7460 for assistance 24/7.  Please note, there is a fine associated with being locked out of your room.   If you lose your brass key or ID card, Buildings & Grounds will cut you a new key or print a new ID card for you.  There is a cost associated with this, connect with B&G for the most up to date costs.

    BUILDINGS & GROUNDS
  • Bathrooms
    Stone Row features two bathrooms per floor per building.  These bathrooms have been designed with the ability to share the space among multiple users or lock the space for privacy.  The shower and toilet are enclosed within stall walls with two sinks set under a wide mirror.  

    Bathroom Cleanliness
    Respect for the facilities is assumed in the collegiate setting, this is especially important in communal bathrooms.  These community bathrooms are cleaned by the Environmental Services team.  Cleanliness issues can be reported to the email below.  If an emergency occurs, 24/7 service is available by calling security at 845.758.7460.

    [email protected]

    Bathroom Maintenance
    If you should encounter plumbing or lighting issues in a bathroom, please report these to your Peer Counselor and/or complete a service request to have Buildings & Grounds address the issue.  Your vigilance towards leaks can help us cut down on water waste throughout campus.

    SERVICE REQUEST FORM
  • Bedroom Finishes
    Bedroom Flooring
    As seen in many commercial settings, Vinyl Composite Tile (VCT) is throughout Stone Row.  In the rooms, a white/beige tile with blue speckle is featured.  VCT flooring allows for simple cleaning by residents throughout the year, talk with your roommate about bringing a broom and/or sweepers such as Swiffers; these are especially helpful in the winter months due to ice melt & salt being tracked into rooms. 

    Bedroom Walls
    Almost all rooms of Stone Row feature at least one exposed brick wall.  Stone Row rooms also feature a mix of plaster and drywall finishes - both painted a warm shade of white.  We discourage students from using pins to hang decor as many residents find success with products such as command strips.  Due to the historic nature of Stone Row, drilling or mounting into the brick walls is prohibited.  When decorating your room, New York State fire code does not allow fabric to hang on walls over ones bed.  Residents are also limited to covering only 25% of the walls in decoration to assure safe conditions.

    RESIDENCE LIFE & FIRE SAFETY POLICIES
Hoffman Floor Plans

Hoffman Floor Plans

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McVickar-Potter Floor Plans

McVickar-Potter Floor Plans

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What's Inside a Stonerow Room?

All residents have each of the following furnishings:
All furniture provided by the college must stay within the room throughout the year.  We do not offer on-campus storage for these or any items.  Creativity with how you layout the room is encouraged, with safety first of course.
Note: All residents have either a closet or wardrobe, there is some variation throughout these historic halls.
  • SLEEP:
    Bed + Matress
    • Bed
      • Oak Frame 7-Height Adjustable
      • 40” X 84” X 36” Frame
      • Under-bed Clearance ranges from 8" - 20" based on settings
    • Mattress
      • Extra-Long, Twin
      • 8” X 80” X 7” Mattress
  • STORE:
    Closet + Dresser
    • Dresser 
      • 3- or 4-Drawer Oak Wood (Laminate Top)
    • West-Facing Rooms: Open Closet
      • 1 Shelf above Hanging Bar
    • East-Facing Rooms: Wardrobe
      • 1 Shelf above Hanging Bar
  • STUDY: 
    Desk + Chair
    • Desk
      • Oak Wood with Laminate Top
      • 42” X 24” X 30” Overall
      • 3 Drawers Stacked & 1 Pencil Drawer
    • Chair
      • Black Molded Plastic
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