Following several years of planning, Wayne State College is excited to announce that a groundbreaking ceremony for its new residence hall will be held at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 11, east of the Center for Applied Technology building and near the corner of Wendt Drive and Walnut Street. The public is invited.
It will be the first residence hall built since the construction of Bowen Hall in 1966 and will be paid for via a revenue bond.
The new, four-story structure will accommodate 276 new and returning students and feature 168 suite-style beds and 108 traditional beds. The main lobby will have an open kitchen, two televisions, a lounge area, pool table, and a front desk reception area. Each floor above the main lobby will have a smaller lounge area.
