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Baxter-DiGiovanni Center

The Baxter-DiGiovanni Living and Learning Center houses upperclassmen in apartment-style living suites.

Housing selection is done based on a point system, which takes into account a student's class standing, GPA, years lived on campus, previous years lived in the hall, and judicial background.

Each suite in Baxter-DiGiovanni is home to four resident students and has two bedrooms, a living room, and a bathroom. Each bedroom contains two bunkable beds, two wardrobes, a desk with chair and dresser. The living room is furnished with an additional built-in closet and countertop, two desks with chairs, a couch, a chair and an end table.

Two Resident Assistants (RA's) live in Baxter, one on the second floor and one on the fourth. Baxter-DiGiovanni has its own laundry facility, kitchenette, lounge and computer lab.

All furniture in Baxter is included with the room. There is no option to remove it; with the exception of couches provided the residents ask for and receive permission from their hall director.

Baxter-DiGiovanni is also one of two "wet" dorms on campus. 

Baxter Hall

FAST FACTS

YEAR BUILT: 1988

PURPOSE: Apartment-style dorms 
(Co-ed)

STUDENTS PER SUITE: Four

STUDENT AGES: Juniors & Seniors

HALL DIRECTOR 
John Guetter

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