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Stegenga Hall
Built in 1996, Stegenga Hall houses 204 women. It is named for Dr. Preston Stegenga, Northwestern’s third president.
Sunita Mathew, resident director
Resident assistants
Anne Eberline, Grundy Center, IA
Brianna Gmeinder, Fort Ripley, MN
Kelly Riesselman, Carroll, IA
Krystal Van Wyk, Grinnell, IA
Jentri Vos, Sully, IA
Hannah Watters, Cedar Rapids, IA
Nickname: Steggy
Number of floors/rooms: 3 floors/102 rooms
Number of students per room: 2
Room dimensions/description: 11 x 17; the walls are sheetrock, floors are carpeted
Closets/storage space: 1 vanity with drawers and 2 closets in each room, with additional storage above the closets
Furniture/amenities provided: Bunk bed, dresser, desk with chair, air conditioning
You’ll want to bring your own … mini fridge, TV/DVD player, stereo, phone, dry-erase memo board for your door
Showers per student: About 1 shower for every 7 women
Community spaces: 1 TV lounge, 3 computer lounges, 3 study lounges
Laundry/cooking facilities: 3 laundry rooms, 1 community kitchen
Distance to the caf’: Straight down the sidewalk
Steggy traditions:
Mission Impossible: A dorm competition where each wing competes against the others
Steggy Keggy: Each wing decorates their hall based on a theme, and we celebrate with kegs of root beer.
Secret Turkey Week: Like secret Santa, but for Thanksgiving
All-hall Christmas study break: We decorate the hall Christmas tree and eat Christmas cookies. Santa even makes an appearance!
Famous (or infamous) Steggy pranks: Several years ago, students from another hall let a flock of chickens loose in Steggy.
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