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    Renewed Zimmerman Hall and Brace Commons Open to Residents

    After more than two years of a major renovation, undergraduates are once again living in all the residence halls in East Wheelock House, which now offer light-filled study and social spaces, air conditioning, private bathrooms, and elevators, among other amenities.

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    Class of 1989 Commits $30 Million for New Residence Hall

    Members of the Class of 1989, shown here in front of Dartmouth Hall in June, set a $15 million goal to support student housing at their 35th reunion. They have now reached double that commitment, with more than 600 classmates participating. (Photo courtesy of Alumni Relations) 

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    Russo Hall Project

    In her inaugural address, President Sian Beilock pledged to add a total of 1,000 new beds for students, faculty, and staff over the next decade. The first project in this vision is underway at 25 West Wheelock St., an approximately one-acre parcel on the north side of the street. Once complete, this five-story structure—to be called Russo Hall—will house apartment-style units for juniors and seniors on the West End of campus. The units will add 285 beds and include a mix of two-, three-, and four-bed apartments, each with a full kitchen, living room, and storage space. 

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    Fayerweather Hall Renewal

    The Fayerweather Hall renovation is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to enhance the student residential experience and increase the available bed count—all goals in alignment with Dartmouth's Housing Renewal strategy.