Part of the North Residential Village, Cutter House is a traditional-style residence hall in the first-year Juniper residential community. It houses approximately 110 students in mostly double rooms. The building is named after Annie Spencer Cutter (1877-1957) who is an alumna of Western Reserve University College for Women from 1899. Cutter was a teacher and librarian at the Cleveland Public Library who worked to establish collections and spaces specifically for young readers at the junior and senior high school level, and extended libraries into city schools by organizing the libraries and selecting the librarians. During World War I, she set up a library for soldiers in France. She was the president of the Mather Advisory Council from 1945-1948 and was awarded honorary doctorates from both Western Reserve University and Wooster College.
Floor Plans
Cutter House is currently experiencing a light renovation which is changing the layout of the first floor. We will aim to add a floor plan, when available and photographs when the renovation ends.
Room & Furniture Details
The furniture in Cutter House is very similar to that in Sherman House, but not exactly the same. Once the renovation is finished and the furniture replaced, we will add specific pictures of that furniture.
Average Room Sizes:
- Double Room: 10'10" x 15'9"
- Single Room: 10' x 10'10
Building Features
- Card Access Building Doors
- Full Kitchen on First Floor
- Laundry Facilities on First Floor
- First Floor Lounge with Television
- Bike room on first floor
- Piano and Game table on first floor
- Lounges on 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors
- CaseGuest/CaseWireless WiFi Networks throughout building
Please note, this building does not have air conditioning.
Photo Gallery
