Campus life is the City life. Bonn is built around the university, a proverbial university town. There is an Indian Students Association of Bonn and Cologne, and it was a relief to have a support system of Indian students whome you can approach whenever you feel down and low. They organise Indian festivals, just to stay connected with the diaspora and home, with support from the Indian embassy at Cologne. There is an University library and a town library available free of cost for a student. Medical is taken care of by the health insurance that is compulsory for living there. I wasn't there long enough to be a part of any club, though I am pretty sure the socieities and clubs are vibrant for various skills.

There are no on-campus hostels there. All accomodation is at student dormitories spread throughout the town/city. The Studierendenwerk Bonn asks for the choice of accomodation (shared bathroom/kitchen or single occupancy apartments) during the application process. I chose a single occupancy apartment with an integrated kitchenette. Supermarkets ( Aldi, Lidl, Rewe) are available to buy groceries for cooking your own food. Local eateries are good for grabbing a quick bite.