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Ikenberry Hall is arranged in suites of three bedrooms that share a common lounge. Two suites share a community bath, which is cleaned on a regular basis by housekeeping staff. Residents are responsible for cleaning bathrooms that are not accessible from a common hallway.
Ikenberry has a kitchen, laundry room, study lounge, and TV lounge with a vending area, microwave oven, and recreational equipment for use by residents. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the entire building. Starting in Fall 2020, all suite living rooms, (common area serving maximum 6 people) have air conditioning, along with all TV lounges.
A typical room in Ikenberry Hall has:
Two XL twin beds with innerspring mattresses (beds are bunkable and height adjustable; underneath clearance: 5" to 28")
Two individual desks with chairs
Two built-in wardrobes with top storage
Two chests of drawers
Fluorescent/LED lighting
Mirror
Mini blinds or roller shades
Wireless Internet
TV cable hookup
Tiled floors
Cinderblock walls (white poster putty or command strips recommended)
This building is not air-conditioned
Cooling/Heating Instructions
This building does not have air conditioning in the resident rooms. However, air conditioning can be enjoyed by all in the main TV lounge. The heat will be turned on once a year during the fall semester. The decision is based on the weather forecast of consistently cold temperatures over a period of 7-10 days. You may open and close vents on the heaters in your rooms to adjust the heat to your preference.
Room Specs
Typical Ikenberry Suite
Room Size: 9'4" x 14'
Suite Common Area Size: 14'6" x 10'10"
Window Size: 4'11" x 5'5"
Ceiling Height: 7'11"
Suite Furniture: small sofa, end table and two chairs
History
Ikenberry Hall, completed in 1972, was named after Dr. J. Emmert Ikenberry, former Vice President for Academic Affairs, dean and mathematics department head.
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