We do not offer on-campus housing at the J-School. However, other CUNY colleges and organizations offer off-campus housing opportunities to our students, including:
CUNY City College Towers
A number of rooms are reserved for our students at the CUNY City College Towers dormitory. For more information, please contact Chris Clarke via email at cclarke@capstonemail.com or (917) 507-0055.
CUNY Graduate Center
The CUNY Graduate Center offers housing to students. For additional information on available apartments, visit the Graduate Center’s Housing page for more information. You may also email the Graduate Center Housing Office with questions at gchousing@gc.cuny.edu or (212) 817-7605.
Educational Housing Services (EHS)
Educational Housing Services (EHS) manages several dormitory-style housing facilities in New York City. Full-time college students studying at a school in NYC, or a college student coming to NYC for an internship as part of their studies often choose to live in one of their residences. EHS has more than 25 years of experience offering safe, high-end dormitory-style housing in both Manhattan and Brooklyn. They offer housing on a semester-based system only.
International House
The International House is designed like a family home, albeit a large family, the historic building offers both private and shared space. Residents enjoy many spaces to study, socialize, eat, dance, learn about fellow Residents, and get involved in community life. The most rewarding experiences at International House occur in these shared spaces. Graduate students and young professionals from institutions across New York City reside in our affordable housing facilities. See inside International House with our virtual tour.
Newmark J-School Housing Facebook Group
This Facebook group is open to the Newmark J-School community, including future, current and former CUNY students. Students post here if they are searching for an apartment, need to sublet or rent out their apartment. Students will be given access to this page after being admitted to the J-School.