Braiden is home to 590 students living and participating in one of two residential learning communities: ‘Key’ and Transfer Student Communities. Located on the south side of campus, it features suite-style rooms and the Braiden Dining Center. Braiden has no space open for general assignments (for students who would like to live in the halls but not be connected to a specific community).
Suite-style double rooms
Single rooms (limited – 4th-floor lofts only)
Air-conditioning & lofted ceilings (4th-floor lofts only)
Space for non-first-year students
Connected to Braiden Dining Center
Near academic core of campus
Near Lory Student Center & library
Near on-campus stadium
Open for fall & spring breaks
HD Digital Cable/Wi-Fi
Student community kitchen
24-hour front desk
(height adjustable - lofting upon request)
(39`` wide by 80`` long)
2 people per room with a shared bathroom between 2 rooms
2 people per room with a shared bathroom between 2 rooms
1 person per room with a shared bathroom between 2 rooms; vaulted ceilings
Each room has a mailbox with corresponding number in the front desk area of each hall. Mailboxes are shared by the occupants of the room. Mail should be addressed in the following manner:
[Student Name]
[Room #] Braiden Hall
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Jeffrey MarianoResidence Director
Jeffrey.mariano@colostate.edu
970-491-5823
Amaris TangAssistant Residence Director
Amaris.Tang@colostate.edu
970-491-1535
Community Desk Manager
970-491-5822
Bicycling is a sustainable, easy, and affordable way to get around campus! CSU is a designated “Platinum Bicycle Friendly University” with convenient trails, bike lanes, rack space, and a fully functional bike shop known as The Spoke.
Your RamCard doubles as your bus pass. Ride any Transfort route in the city, via bus or MAX. FLEX is a regional bus with direct stops to and from Loveland, Longmont, and Boulder. Bustang provides service to Denver, Colorado Springs, and the I-70 mountain corridor.
An affordable, sustainable alternative to bringing a personal car and purchasing a parking permit. CSU has four ZipCar rental locations on campus and student membership starts at $15.
Parking on campus is limited and permits are required year-round. Parking permits are available for purchase through Parking & Transportation Services. Starting Fall 2017, students with residence hall parking permits must park in specific lots reserved for them on the six Saturdays a year when the Rams play at the on-campus stadium.