Cold rooms, or CADs, are spacious dorms in sorority and fraternity houses designed for communal sleeping, fostering community among members through shared rest experiences.
Inspired by early 1900s sleeping porches, cold rooms are a modern take on communal living, featuring rows of bunk beds and controlled cold air for comfort.
In a fast-paced, sleep-deprived world, quick naps in cold rooms provide health benefits, enhancing alertness and performance while longer naps support memory and recovery.
These rooms, often running full blast at 65 degrees Fahrenheit, have become increasingly popular as a way to house members comfortably in limited space settings.
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