Ball State's Studebaker East Residence Hall will not be ready for occupants by the beginning of Fall Semester, the university announced Tuesday.
Renovations on the hall began during Summer 2010 and the university expected the building to be available for preparation for residents by March 31, 2012.
With Fall Semester beginning in less than two months, the university decided there was 'insufficient time to have the building ready for August.'
Incoming and returning students who had planned to reside in the newly renovated hall will be given the option to live in Botsford/Swinford and will be provided with moving assistance at the end of the semester. Students will also be allowed to request a different residence hall and room type by July 13.
Approximately 180 returning students and 200 incoming students will be affected.
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