Trends shaping housing design: Colleges can benefit from these 10 strategies to keep students living on campus. (Residence Halls).(Statistical Data Included)
American School & University, January, 2002 by Kennedy, Mike
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Living in residence halls can be an integral part of the college experience. Students who not only attend classes on campus, but also live, eat and socialize with fellow students can develop a feeling of community that often can't be found living away from school. But over the years, many students have decided that residence halls don't offer enough to remain there throughout their college years.
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Many often move off campus as soon as they can. Colleges and universities that recognize the benefits students get from staying on campus have tried to improve residence-hall ...
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