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[quote=Anonymous]Cornell has built  several dorms recently which have A/C.  Others have ceiling fans.  Its upstate NY so it is only an issue in the beginning of the school year.

Are you sure dorms with A/C for undergraduate?

Positive. DD lives in RBG Hall and it has AC.  One of the older Freshman dorms already had it and all the new dorms on North do...  It is really not too needed up there though.  No big deal.

Just checked and confirmed that Cornell's first-year residence halls have no A/C.

How did you check? My kid is a freshman at Cornell. Some dorms don’t have a/c (like Donlon), the new dorms do have a/c (like RBG).  Trust me, my kid complains that most of the other freshman have a/c and they’re sweating in Donlon.

I don't know if RBG is still open or not for freshman because it has no Link for details on the website (https://scl.cornell.edu/residential-life/housing/campus-housing/first-year-undergraduates-campus-housing).Others 8 hall linked details shows no AC
Clara Dickson Hall 
Court-Kay-Bauer Hall
High Rise #5
Jameson Hall
Low Rise #6 
Low Rise #7 
Mary Donlon Hall 
Mews Hall

Mews has A/C.  My daughter lived there 2 years ago as a freshman.[/quote]

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