The co.space

Big thanks to everyone from and for coming out for the Community Potluck last night at .space!

There was a great turnout and lots of new and familiar faces. We hardly had time to snap any photos - but we at least got one ☝️

Which groups should we team up with for a next round of Community Potlucks?

It’s always fun to bring current and incoming groups together!

This was last Sunday during our Meet-and-Greet dinner:

By the way… this Sunday we have an Open Potluck for anyone to join us at the house. Dinner starts at 7p. We’ll have a bunch of folks from PLA, Schreyer, and Student Farm there as well. Come join the fun if you’d like!

Last night we gathered around the table to celebrate Chinese New Year together 🧧✨

One of our favorite things about living at the co.space is getting to celebrate different cultures and traditions as a house. Food has a way of bringing everyone closer — and this dinner was no exception.

Last night, Daniel — co-owner of co.space — spent time with students from Nittany Entrepreneur Society.

The conversation focused on building ventures, navigating uncertainty, and what it really looks like to pursue meaningful work — not by having all the answers, but by asking better questions and staying human in the process.

Whether it’s .space or , it’s important to find space where you can find others who push you, spark your curiosity, and enable connection and collaboration.

Did you know that in the heart of downtown, there’s a little block filled with organizations working to help people find connection, belonging, and meaning? 🏡

We’re grateful to for letting the .space team pop in and spend time with their student staff — a group of young people who clearly care about making a difference in their community. The ideas they shared for how we might reach more students who could benefit from living in community at the co.space were incredibly helpful (and energizing).

There’s something special about realizing that on this same block, multiple organizations are responding to the same challenges — loneliness, isolation, and the search for belonging — each in our own way.

Fun fact: We’re also both repurposing old houses built in the 1920s into spaces designed for care, connection, and meaning-making today.

We’re glad to be neighbors doing this work alongside you. 🤍

Can you guess some of the other cool orgs doing social impact work on our block?

Finding housing in college is easy.
Finding healthy community is harder.

After years of living together, these are a few things we’ve learned actually matter — whether you’re choosing roommates, a house, or a place to belong.

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And if community matters to you, you’re not alone. We still have space left if you’d like to join us for next year. Details at