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Dorm reform: Ongoing renovations aim to enrich student communities

Pembroke Campus:

This summer:


• Andrews Hall rooms, hallways and lounges were renovated, and adjacent singles were combined into doubles.


• Miller and Metcalf halls underwent renovations, with completion set for January 2013. Single rooms are being combined to create first-year doubles.


Next summer/fall:


• Emery, Woolley, Morriss and Champlin halls will be upgraded.


• Andrews Dining Hall will be converted to a new student commons and 24-hour study space.


• Verney-Woolley Dining Hall will be open on weekends.



Keeney Quadrangle:


This summer: 


• Student rooms were renovated and newly furnished.


• Adjacent single rooms were combined into doubles.


• New kitchens were created on the top floors, and lounges were expanded and renovated.


• Both courtyards were newly landscaped.


Next summer: 


• Elevators will be completed.


• Restrooms and hallways will be renovated.


• The building will be split into three separate houses.



Central Campus:


This year:


• Hope College and Littlefield Hall are now sophomore-only.


• The first floor of Wayland House now houses students, following the Office of Residential Life's move to Graduate Center E.


Next summer/fall:


• Slater and Hegeman Halls will be sophomore-only.


• Hope will be renovated, and Hegeman's restrooms will be overhauled.



Housing for Upperclassmen:


This year: 


• 315 Thayer St. is now open following renovation over this past school year.


Next summer:


• Perkins Hall will be renovated, and current first-year double rooms will become upper-class singles.


Future: 


• Administrators hope to be able to renovate other dorms, such as Grad Center.


• The University may build a new residence hall.

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