Emry Hall
Emry Hall was built in 1968 and named after Dr. June Emry. Dr. Emry was a versatile, influential instructor and administrator at DSU from 1921–1927 and 1938–1956. She also served as the Lake County Superintendent of Schools. Today, Emry Hall is a co-ed hall that primarily houses first-year students engaged in the FYRE program. It is located on the northeast corner of campus.
Situated on the east side of campus, Emry Hall was built in 1968. It offers four floors of co-ed student housing. Emry houses FYRE (First Year Residence Experience) students to encourage a strong network of support among new students. It also features an outdoor basketball court.
Emry Hall amenities
Each hall on campus is a little different, but there are common things that you can anticipate from each hall.
- A lobby with a big screen television and lounge couches
- Vending machines
- Kitchens
- Laundry facilities (coin or university card-operated)
- Air conditioning
- Carpeted hallways
Room furnishings
DSU varies from style of rooms, either living in a single or double room, carpet or tile, you will always find:
- Network-ready for computer usage
- The entire hall is wireless
- Cable and Internet are provided as part of a payment of the per semester housing fee
- 1 extra long twin size bed per person/room
- 1 desk and chair per person/room
- Open closets with a 3 drawer chest-of-drawer