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607 N. Howard St.
Freshmen and Sophomore
Men and Women

Smith Hall
This hall features three floors
of rooms configured as suites, which house 168 women. Built in 1961 and
fully renovated in 1997, Smith is adjoined to Traber by a large lobby.
Women:
38 Four-person suites (2 double rooms)
5 RA suites
1 ARD room
Each room is equipped with:
- a 36"X80" extra
long mattress for each student
- one bulletin board
- six electrical outlets
- one internet port per student
(Resnet website)
- air conditioning/forced
air heat in each room
- an RT London modular furniture
system (mfs) that offers different lofting configurations with the dressers
and desks (more
info)
- one wardrobe per student
- one desk chair per student
- a telephone
- a wastebasket
- miniblinds
- carpet
- mirror
- one towel bar or hook per student
General information:
- Average # of students per
floor: 32
- Room dimension: 16' X 11.5'
- Window dimension: 50"
X 73"
- Closet dimensions: 22" depth x 40.5" width
- 2 closets with regular doors
- A central bathroom is located
on each floor.
- A central laundry room is
shared by the entire building
- Floor lounges are equipped
with an ironing board.
- Limited summer storage is
available.
- Limited indoor bike storage
is available.
- Outdoor bike racks are available
during the academic year.
- One vacuum is located on
each floor.
- Smith-Traber contains a
hall kitchen shared by the entire building, which includes two stoves,
a refrigerator, microwave, and minimal cooking utensils.
- Also shared by the entire
building are foosball/pool/ping pong tables, a copy machine, a Prayer
Chapel, Quiet Study Room, 24 hour computer lab, conference room, and
community TV lounge.
- Halogen lamps and candles are not allowed.
- Aquatic pets may be kept
in standard-size aquariums; no other pets are permitted.
Traber provides room for 240
residents in double and triple rooms on six floors. Built in 1970, it
is Wheaton's newest hall and is adjoined to Smith by a large lobby. Its
rooms are situated around a central bath and floor lounge, which enhances
the sense of community among residents. Traber was refurbished in 1997
and is equipped with two elevators.
Men:
108 Double rooms
6 Triple rooms
6 RA rooms
Each room is equipped with:
- a 36"x80" mattress
for each student
- one bulletin board
- six electrical outlets
- one internet port per student
(Resnet website)
- air conditioning/forced
air heat in each room
- a modular bunk bed system
that offers different lofting configurations with the dresser and desk
- one closet per student
- one desk chair per student
- a telephone
- a wastebasket
- miniblinds
- carpet
- mirror
- one towel bar or hook per student
General information:
- Average # of students per
floor: 40
- Room dimension: 12' X 17.5'
- Window dimension: 50"
X 86"
- Closet dimensions: 22" depth x 47.5" width
- 2 closets with hinged outward folding doors
- A central bathroom is located
on each floor.
- A central laundry room is
shared by the entire building.
- Laundry room is equipped
with an ironing board.
- Limited summer storage is
available.
- Limited indoor bike storage
is available.
- Outdoor bike racks are available
during the academic year.
- One vacuum is located on
each floor.
- Smith-Traber contains a
hall kitchen shared by the entire building, which includes two stoves,
a refrigerator, microwave, and minimal cooking utensils.
- Also shared by the entire
building are foosball/pool/ping pong tables, a copy machine, a Prayer
Chapel, Quiet Study Room, 24 hour computer lab, conference room, and
community TV lounge.
- Halogen lamps and candles are not allowed.
- Aquatic pets may be kept
in standard-size aquariums; no other pets are permitted.
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