[CompSci87]

the additional housing over the years has probably been a net reducer of traffic.  Back when I was an undergrad most undergrads spent a year off campus due to too few dorms.  Now it seems the only undergrads who live off campus choose to do so.

I think the same has also been true for graduate housing.

The faculty/staff housing at El Camino and Stanford ave was certainly a of exceedingly large proportions benefit to those who live there.

Adding more on campus living accommodations seems like a good thing to me.

FWIW, I spent my entire grad school career off campus due to lack of housing. That was back in the 1980s.

[CompSci87]

the additional housing over the years has probably been a net reducer of traffic.  Back when I was an undergrad most undergrads spent a year off campus due to too few dorms.  Now it seems the only undergrads who live off campus choose to do so.

I think the same has also been true for graduate housing.

The faculty/staff housing at El Camino and Stanford ave was certainly a of exceedingly large proportions benefit to those who live there.

Adding more on campus living accommodations seems like a good thing to me.

FWIW, I spent my entire grad school career off campus due to lack of housing. That was back in the 1980s.