SVA Cribs: Take A Peek At The Ludlow & 24th Street Residence
May 4, 2018
by Sheilah Ledwidge
Finding a place to live, and one of comfort and security, can be a daunting task and big deal for students making their first trek away from home to college. At SVA, we've got housing options: the Gramercy Women's residence, the 23rd Street Residence and the Ludlow and 24th Street Residence.
In this spring's SVA Style magazine, we took a look at the Ludlow and 24th Street Residence via two different students at the opposite ends of their college education.
Ludlow Residence
Senior Andrew McGuire (BFA Film, fourth-year student) is concentrating on screenwriting. He’s filled his
single room at the Ludlow Residence
with still lives assembled
from various objects he finds
amusing or entertaining. “I’ve
always done this, since I was
a kid,” he says. “I have boxes
at home organized from first
grade through senior year of
high school filled with knickknacks.
Because they all contain
memories, I’m afraid to throw
anything out!”
24th Street Residence
Ryan Cosbert (BFA Fine Arts, first-year student) is originally from Brooklyn, but spent most of her
childhood in Virginia Beach. She’s happy to be back in
New York City, now that she’s attending SVA and living at the 24th
Street Residence. “It’s never boring here,” she says. “There are
always events going on, hosted by the RAs (resident assistants),
and there’s common space for hanging out.”
Learn more about the 24th Street Residence through Ryan and our new SVA Cribs video below. For more info on SVA housing, housing tours and more, click here. More features found in SVA's Style mag can be found here.