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 Issue of April 28, 2008 
   

Village-Like Residential Campuses Attract Those Seeking Communities

This rendering of the John Hancock Student Village at Boston University exemplifies the village atmosphere many students seek when choosing a college. BU’s Student Village incorporates residences, retail, dining, entertainment and recreation facilities.
By Lynne Deninger and Bob Peterson
College dormitories are no longer just places to sleep. In fact, they’re not even dormitories anymore. Today’s students and parents demand more for their money, and universities, competing desperately for top students, are giving it to them. Today’s student residence halls feature single bedrooms, technology suites, classrooms, team rooms, video lounges, and laundry and fitness rooms.

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