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Residential Life has developed a 12 year Master Plan to address facility and programmatic needs of the Residence Halls. Renovations begin in the residence halls in 1993 with Roberta Hall. By the conclusion of the plan each building will have been renovated. The four-phase plan is designed to be completed in the fall of 2013.
Phase I of the Residential Life Master Plan was completed in August 2004. The new buildings consist of 360 suite beds, 200 apartment beds and a renovated conference center.
Tower Suites
The new suites consist of two buildings, each being three stories, and are located between Phillips and Franken Halls. The suites have 58- four bed units and 61- 2 bed units. A suite is designed specifically to meet the needs of sophomore and junior students, by providing more privacy but preserving valuable community amenities. Laundry, vending and cooking facilities will be located on each floor.
Learn more about the Tower Suites
Forest Village Apartments
The new apartments consist of three buildings, each being three stories, and are located just north of Centennial Drive. The apartments have 42- four bed units and 12- two bed units. The apartment area also has a community building with a front desk, small convenience store, meeting room, mailboxes and tornado shelter. The apartments are designed to meet the needs of juniors and senior students, by providing privacy and amenities. Each apartment is furnished with a full kitchen, washer/ dryer and computer.
Learn more about the Forest Village Apartments
The Station
The newly renovated conference center conference center is now called “The Station.” The Station features a front desk for the Tower Suites, mailboxes, administrative offices, coffee shop, convenience store, meeting rooms, and gathering spaces. It is open 24 hours a day for students to study, buy groceries or hang out with friends.
Hudson-Perrin Halls
Phase II of the Residential Life Master Plan was completed in August 2007. The old Hudson and Perrin halls were demolished to make room for new buildings of the same name.
The new Hudson-Perrin, features approximately just under 500 beds and significanlty adds to the freshman living experience. Each wing has 10 rooms to house 20 students. The rooms are of a “Pod” concept featuring 5 room neighborhoods. The building is complete with bunkable/loftable beds, moveable furniture, classroom, and common spaces of public and private designations. Hudson and Perrin are centrally located on campus and is a premier housing choice for freshman.
Visit the Hudson-Perrin website.
Northwest is currently looking at options for construction of additional new residence halls. Plans are just beginning to take shape. Please check back as we will update this page as information becomes available.
If you have questions or comments regarding the master plan please contact Mark Hetzler at reslife@nwmissouri.edu.