Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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North Valley wmmmmmmB m m .s mm s m mir ' wmfm . Sangren Hall North Valley has also been a new addition to the campus. It consists of eight dormitories or two complexes with a third underway. The University recognizes the fact that adequate housing facilities are so important to the Western student. Therefore, they do all in their power to make the residence halls as comfortable as possible because the stu- dents do spend the greatest single portion of their time here.

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University Student Center BUILDING BIGGER A city grows and expands as does its build- ings, thus with our city! In the past four years Western has seen expansion in its academic, social, and residential facilities. The new academic buildings stand in tribute to Leslie H. Wood and Paul V. Sangren, build- ers of our city. Wood Hall houses the scientific aspect of our learning while Sangren Hall em- bodies liberal arts and education. The hub of social activities has grown with the expansion of the University Student Cen- ter and Read Field House. The student center serves as a meeting place for assemblies, forums, and informal gather- ings. The field house acts as an arena for various sports events as well as special con- certs and guest stars. University Student Center

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BUILDING BETTER