Welcome home, Lodge alumni

Stay connected with everyone who's called 630 Stewart Ave home. Catch up on the forum, find old housemates, and help keep the house going for the next generation.

The front of the Lodge: a brick and timber house with the Cayuga Lodge crest over the porch

The house

The Lodge Co-operative is an independent, tenant-owned and operated community made for and by queer, low-income, first-generation people of color. The house started out as Ezra Cornell's carriage house in 1880 and has been a student cooperative since 1938.

Read the house history →

Forum

Announcements, reunions, career help, and Lodge memories. Open to alumni once the board has approved your account.

Visit the forum →

Composites

Get a digital copy of your year's house composite. Everything you pay above the listed value is a tax-deductible gift.

Browse the store →

Give back

We're a 501(c)(3). Your gift keeps rent affordable and the house in good repair.

Make a donation →

Still a home

Lazy afternoons on the common-room couches and shows in the basement: the house is as lively as ever. Current members run everything, from house jobs to hosting events.

See what the house is up to now →

A band playing a show in the Lodge's graffiti-covered basement