This living unit, located on Wayne Avenue, is the gift of the late Miss M. Maude Stevenson of Lancaster, Ohio, as a memorial to her mother and father, Helen and Robert E. Stevenson. Stevenson Hall is home to the Quiet and Chemical Free Living Programs. During these hours sound is expected to be confined to student rooms. This program is self-governing. Students not living within the established guidelines should expect their peers to have a major role in deciding whether they will have the opportunity to continue to live in the area.
Students choose a variety of different lifestyles.
In an attempt to support those who wish to live in an environment which is free of alcohol and other drug use, the College has establised Chemical Free housing. Students who select this option are required to sign a contract in which they agree to refrain from the use of alcohol and other drugs the area. In addition, it will be expected that they will not return to the area under the influence. As with the Quiet Living option, this program is self-governing, with moral suassion serving as the major form of enforcement of the option's guidelines. Students who do not abide by the guidelines should expect their peers to play a major role in deciding whether they will have the opportunity to continue to live in the area.