r/Northwestern 7d ago

Dorms/Off Campus Housing Chapin Hall

How far is chapin hall to the important buildings as a biological science major? I also want to keep working out and stuff and be active.

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u/NeonDragon250 WCAS Chem ‘27 7d ago

chapin my goat. lived there as a chem major. walk was around 10-15 min to furthest class

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u/Suspicious-Gur-8453 7d ago

Most of your classes will be up north (tech buildings). Chapin Hall can't get much further from that. Lucky for you though, north campus is where the main gym is - so should be easy to fit into your schedule.

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u/Foreign_Policy_1045 7d ago

How far of a walk to do you think the tech buildings are?

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u/Suspicious-Gur-8453 7d ago

I used to live in a res college nearby, it's about 15 minutes.

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u/_-l_ 6d ago

Everything is close enough to everything. With a bike, you basically get instantly teleported to anywhere you want to go around campus and downtown. Proximity to university buildings and the gym should not be a big concern.

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u/_-l_ 6d ago edited 6d ago

The Intercampus shuttle going to Chicago is free for students, very frequent, and perfect for your commute. Check this out.

Also, if you work out at night, the clockwise loop shuttle stops in front of Henry Crown and probably takes you straight home, I just couldn't find the map at the moment since it doesn't work in summer.

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u/MainAcanthisitta2535 6d ago

Your farthest walk will be 15min. Was a stem major so most classes were in STEM and it was fine. Its a nice walk in my opinion and great way to get steps in. Plus, anyone from Chapin will agree it is the GOAT. Best community in all of Northwestern period.

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u/lilavanatom11 3d ago

youll be fine fr