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Say what? Saybrook! Established: 1933: Named for: Old Saybrook, Connecticut: Colors: Blue, gold: Sister college: Adams House and Emmanuel College, Cambridge: Head of College: Thomas J. Near: Dean: Ferentz Lafargue: Undergraduates: 484 (2013-2014) Mascot: lion, historically seal: Website: Saybrook College
Welcome to Saybrook College, Class of 2027! Greetings from Saybrook College! We are, indeed, the best of Yale’s fourteen residential colleges. Whether you’re a current student, a nostalgic alum, a proud parent, or a member of the newly admitted SY Class of ‘27, we are glad you are here! Say WHAT? SayBROOK! Mail and Shipping Information.
Ten Yale residential colleges had opened by 1940; Morse and Ezra Stiles accepted their first students in 1962. Saybrook College takes its name from the Connecticut town where the Collegiate School-which would later be known as Yale College-was founded in 1701, and where instruction would be offered from 1707-1716.
Saybrook University prepares students to challenge conventional thinking around social structures, mental and physical health, the business environment, and more. Our graduates leave well-prepared to create systematic change in communities around the world. Connect with Us. Fall 2024 Semester begins August 26, 2024.
Learn about the world's premier institution for humanistic studies. Experience a transformative education at Saybrook University.
History and Surroundings. The building that we now know as Saybrook College was initially built (along with Branford College) as part of Yale’s Memorial Quadrangle, on the site of what had been the old gymnasium.
Learn more about the International Student Admissions and application process at Saybrook University. Discover the program opportunities for international.
