Innovative use of space is a hallmark of Rodin College House. In recent years, the House allocated resources toward this "Zen lounge" and filled it with decidedly "non-institutional" furniture for the pleasure of its residents. On the south wall is an attractive bank of comfortable booths for group and private study. This lounge is unlike any other in the College House system, and speaks to Rodin's ability for self-invention and renewal. A volleyball court and an outdoor patio lie just beyond these floor-to-ceiling windows.

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Rodin sends a big welcome to our 2014-2015 transfer students! Welcome to Penn! We can tell that you all feel the love already.

Rodin was constructed in 1971-72. T-shaped in plan with a boldly massed rear facade, the top floors appear to stand on columns of glass. It is capped by a rooftop lounge that offers panoramic views the Philadelphia skyline for as far as the eye can see.  Rodin, along with Harnwell and Harrison College Houses, was designed by G. Holmes Perkins, Dean of the Graduate School of Fines Arts from 1951 to 1971.