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Dykstra Hall
Dykstra is set up in clusters, which in contrast to Hope's other residence halls, is quite unique. Clusters have common living rooms surrounded by 6 to 10 private rooms. Dykstra Hall is named in the honor of Dr. John Dykstra, who served the Central Reformed Church of Grand Rapids for many years. It was built in 1967 to house upperclass women. Today, it primarily houses 265 first-year women. |
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