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Hank Ingram House
Opened in August 2008, Hank Ingram House is located on The Ingram Commons. “Hank’s House” provides modern features in a classic building housing approximately 290 first-year students in traditional double rooms. Students live on floors 2-7 of this seven-story building. On the first floor, students will find the laundry, an adjoining study space, and two music practice rooms. The second floor includes an apartment for the Faculty Head of House, two seminar rooms, a study space, and a common kitchen for building residents. Floors 3-6 each have a large study area and six shared bathrooms with showers. The seventh floor has a study area and three shared bathrooms with showers. The building is fully air conditioned. Corridors and common areas are carpeted. Student rooms have tiled floors.
| Amenities include: | |
| Commodore Card access to building Camera Surveillance of all exterior doors Central air-conditioning Free University cable television service Free University telephone service for each resident (local calls only, resident must supply own telephone instrument) Study Lounge floors 1-7 Common kitchen facility with oven, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerator/freezer |
Carpeted corridors Custodial service in common area baths, lounges, and corridors Wireless campus network throughout the building Vending machines (cash or Commodore Card) Laundry (cash or Commodore Card) Elevators Fully accessible Fully fire sprinklered for fire safety |
| Furnishings include: | |
| Lofted bed for each resident Desk for each resident Desk chair for each resident Chest (with lockable drawer) for each resident Closet for each resident Waste can for each room Recycle bin for each room |
Overhead lighting Mirror Window blinds Telephone connection for each resident Data port for each resident Towel bar for each resident |
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