Students Choose "Dragon Hall"
02/19/2013
If you’ve been wondering what to call the new, 220-bed building rising at the corner of Neubig Road and Broadway Avenue, you can stop searching for adjectives.
The state-of-the art, environmentally friendly residence hall will be officially, though temporarily, known as Dragon Hall.
That’s the most-liked suggestion of an online contest run by the Residence Life and Housing Office, which announced the selection today.
“Dragon Hall” will be used to identify the structure until a naming gift gives the building a permanent identity.
SUNY Cortland operates under the first facilities naming program approved by the SUNY Board of Trustees. The program, launched in conjunction with the College’s “Educating Champions” $25 million capital campaign, ties campus naming opportunities to specific gift levels. More information is available on the SUNY Cortland website.
Dragon Hall is expected to open for the fall semester.
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