With residential spaces on the upper floors that primarily serve seniors, Voter's lower levels house Library & Information Services, as well as the Italian, Arabic, and Chinese departments.

History

Voter Hall opened in 1913 as a chemistry building. It served thus for nearly six decades until renovated in 1970 for administrative offices on the ground floor and residential suites on the upper floors. Twenty-years later, Voter was refurbished again, encompassing a computer center, administrative offices, and residential suites. Voter Hall was named for Perley Voter, the longtime chair of the Chemistry department.

Type of Housing

Upper-classmen Housing

Features

2nd floor Voter - 1 suite: 6 singles, 1 double, common room, kitchen (oven, stove, refrigerator, sink, storage). 1 suite: 4 singles, 1 double, common room. Bathrooms are outside of the suites, in the residential hallway. Elevator available.

3 & 4 floor Voter Suites - Suite A: 3 singles, 1 double, kitchenette, common room, bathroom, spiral staircase. Suite B: 5 singles, kitchenette, common room, bathroom, spiral staircase.  Suite C: 1 single, 1 double, kitchenette, common room, bathroom. Suite D: 6 singles, kitchenette, common room, bathroom, spiral staircase. Suite E: 4 singles, 1 double, kitchenette, common room, bathroom, spiral staircase.