The third floor houses women, while the rest of the building houses men. Ninety-eight students reside in a setting that includes community bathrooms. ASH provides comfortable lounges for study and conversation, a kitchen on the first floor, and laundry and vending machines are available in the basement. ASH has recently been renovated with new windows, carpeting and bunk beds, and has a long tradition for a strong and exciting community. Anna Marm has single, double, and triple rooms, and is preferred housing for upper class and transfer women.
Some rooms have two entrances, one of which is off a balcony.
Laundry and kitchen facilities are found throughout the building. Pictured is the exterior, the lounge, a hallway and the entry. Deere Hall Deere Hall is split up into two settings by a newly furnished TV lounge and mailroom. Filled with new students, Deere tends to have an atmosphere of energy and newness to the college setting. Students enjoy living in Deere because of the support and camaraderie found.