Ray Street

Residence Life and Housing

Contact Information

In-Hall Professional Staff Member

Residence Hall Coordinator

Abby LaManna

Ray Street

alamanna@udel.edu

302-831-4311

Mailing Addresses

Ray A

{Student Name}
{Room Number} Ray A
15 Ray St
Newark, DE 19717

Ray B

{Student Name}
{Room Number} Ray B
35 Ray St
Newark, DE 19717

Ray C

{Student Name}
{Room Number} Ray C
20 Ray St
Newark, DE 19717

Photos

exterior view of entrance to Ray Street residence hall

Ray Street triple room with two bunk beds, a single bed and three desks

Student takes clothing out of a wardrobe in a Ray Street room

Two students sit on beds and chat in a Ray Street room

Two side-by-side desks in a Ray Street dorm room

A furnished and decorated Ray Street room with a bed, desk, dresser and wardrobe

The exterior of Ray Street from the corner

bike racks outside of Ray Street residence hall

The exterior of Ray Street from the side

Virtual Tour AND BUILDING INFORMATION

Navigate an example double in Ray Street. Room types and layouts may vary.

About Ray Street

Ray Street buildings are suite style where two bedrooms (double or triple) are connected by a bathroom.
The buildings have air conditioning but no elevators.
The second and third floors have multiple lounges with a larger lounge on the main floor in each building.
Kitchen and laundry are located on the first floor of each building.
Each room includes a bed (twin, extra long), a writing table with chair, a dresser and a wardrobe for each student.
Ray Street beds are adjustable. The lowest setting leaves 10” of space under the bed; if adjusted to the highest setting there will be 24” under the bed.
The dressers measure 47” high x 24” wide x 20” deep and have five drawers that measure 20 ½” wide x 15 ½” deep.
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*Furnishings can change at any time and therefore may differ from what's displayed in the pictures.

Residence Life & Housing is part of the Division of Student Life, which advances equity and inclusion, deepens student learning and drives holistic development through education, experiences and communities.

Residence Life and Housing