<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2m4aJL_1GoIduHJ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2m4aJL_1GoIduHJ00" width="900" height="596" ><figcaption>Centennial Hall sits on Bowling Green State University’s campus</figcaption></figure>Since it opened in 2011, Centennial Hall has been one of the top choices for new students attending Bowling Green State University (BGSU). Specifically new and transfer students, because for most of the hall’s time on campus, those have been the only students who were allowed to stay there. This will be changing this upcoming year, with returning students being allowed to live in Centennial Hall. Centennial Hall varies from most other residence halls on campus because of its suite-style rooms, with a bathroom being located in each room as opposed to having one community-style bathroom per floor. This hall has a max capacity of approximately 600 students, split between either single, double or triple style rooms. In Fall of 2027, returning students will finally get a chance to live in Centennial Hall. Josh Lawrie, director of Student Housing, spoke on the reasoning behind the decision and how this could impact campus. “This shift is allowing for more traditional-style housing to be available for new students,” Lawrie said.While this change mainly affects new and transfer students, returning students can also benefit from the added access to suite-style rooms. Before this change, the only way for returning students to have access to this type of room was Falcon Heights or Founders Hall. According to Lawrie, “This change will expand housing options for returning students by providing more opportunities to select suite-style living arrangements during the room selection process.”Currently, Centennial Hall and Conklin Hall are the only two halls that are exclusively for new and transfer students. After this change, Conklin Hall will be the only one available for only these students in Fall 2027.For students who want to live in Centennial Hall next year it is important to stay on top of the housing dates. For returning students, the housing application opens on Dec. 1, at 9 a.m. For new and transfer students that date is Jan. 5, also at 9 a.m. </div></body>

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Since it opened in 2011, Centennial Hall has been one of the top choices for new students attending Bowling Green State University (BGSU). Specifically new and transfer students, because for most of the hall’s time on campus, those have been the only students who were allowed to stay there. This will be changing this upcoming year, with returning students being allowed to live in Centennial Hall.

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