Apartments Near the College of Science & Engineering
The College of Science and Engineering is an East Bank college. Here is where to live for the shortest walk to Keller, Lind, and the Mall, and which transit lines actually serve your day.
The College of Science and Engineering is on the East Bank of the Minneapolis campus, around Keller Hall, Lind Hall, and the Mall. The most convenient off-campus housing is in Dinkytown (a walk or short E Line ride north of campus) or Stadium Village (on the METRO Green Line at the east end of East Bank). A car is optional: the Green Line, the E Line, and the free Campus Connector cover the area.
Communities near College of Science and Engineering
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East Bank, around Keller and Lind
The College of Science and Engineering sits on the East Bank of the Minneapolis campus, with departments clustered around Keller Hall, Lind Hall, and the Mall and Knoll area. Most of your classes, labs, and study space are within a compact East Bank footprint, which makes a short walk or a single transit line the priority when you choose where to live.
The METRO Green Line serves East Bank with stations at East Bank and Stadium Village, and the METRO E Line rapid bus runs along University Avenue toward Dinkytown. The free Campus Connector links East Bank to West Bank and the St. Paul campus if your schedule crosses the river.
Closest fit: communities in Dinkytown (a walk or short E Line ride north of campus) and Stadium Village (on the Green Line at the east end of East Bank) put Science and Engineering students nearest their buildings.
Neighborhoods that serve this college
These districts put you closest to your buildings and on the transit that reaches them. Each neighborhood page covers what is nearby and how the commute to campus works.
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Common questions, answered
It is on the East Bank of the Minneapolis campus, around Keller Hall, Lind Hall, and the Mall and Knoll area. Because the college’s buildings are concentrated on East Bank, the most convenient neighborhoods are Dinkytown to the north and Stadium Village to the east, both within a short walk or a single transit ride.
Dinkytown and Stadium Village are the two closest to East Bank. Dinkytown sits just north of campus and is walkable or a short E Line ride; Stadium Village is on the METRO Green Line at the east end of East Bank. Prospect Park, one Green Line stop east, is a quieter alternative still on the light rail.
No. The METRO Green Line stops at East Bank and Stadium Village, the E Line rapid bus runs along University Avenue, and the free Campus Connector links the campus areas. Many engineering students choose a community on the Green Line and skip a car and a campus parking contract.
Live close to East Bank
Start from the neighborhoods that put Science and Engineering buildings within a short walk or a single Green Line ride.
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