St Stephens College, Delhi University, New Delhi - Hostels and Facilities

• The hostels at St Stephens College, Delhi University, New Delhi are well equipped although the availability is for only few students.
• The pg facilities are quite good and many options are available. Per month rent varies from Rs. 10,000/- to Rs. 15,000/- per month depending on the facilities required.
• The food is very good in college cafe and college mess.
• There are plenty of restaurants in Kamala nagar which in very near to college. The campus is WiFi enabled.

Stephens is said to have a really good campus and it do lives upto its name. The campus is always clean(no kidding) and the numbers of trees and amount of greenery will  make you fall in love with nature.And for dog lovers it like heaven....(stephens has its own dogs who sit along with us in class and also do accompany us in the lawns)

The residence has limited space with too much restriction on girls block and the food sucks in the mess.But the cafe and science dhaba do compensate for that.And the rohtas ji ke samosas are outstanding.

The entire college is a completely no smoking, no alcohol zone, and the campus is extremely clean and well-maintained with several lush green lawns and flower-beds. There is a cafeteria where various refreshments and snacks are available, and also a smaller food stall near the Science block, which is popularly known as the "Science Dhaba". The Humanities classes are held in the Main Block classrooms while the Science classes are held in the Science Block. Classrooms are air-conditioned and equipped with projectors to facilitate audio-visual presentations. The college has an Internet Resource Centre for the use of all Junior and Senior members, and the college provides very high speed WiFi facility to all members.There is an audio-visual room and separate common rooms for junior and senior members. There is a football court, a basketball court and a well-equipped gymnasium which also has a rock-climbing wall. The security features of the college are impeccable, as the campus is monitored through CCTV cameras, the IDs of all students are regularly checked at the entry gate, and there is a readily approachable anti-ragging committee and committee against the sexual harassment of women. The curfew time of the college is 10pm, after which all entry gates are locked. The college is also well-connected by public transportation as there is a rickshaw stand in front of the college, and the Vishwavidyala metro station is at a walking distance. Parking space is available for the private vehicles of teachers and students.

The college has three Residence blocks each for male and female junior members, and roughly one-third of the students from each stream are residents there, who are, thus, colloquially known as the 'Resis'.Rooms are allotted on twin-sharing basis to the First Year students and individual rooms are allotted to the Second and Third Year students. Each block has common washrooms for the residents of that block. The hostel residents are served breakfast, lunch and dinner in the college mess, and although the spread is limited, the quality of the food is reasonably good.