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Virginia Wesleyan is separated into four different villages over a 300-acre (1.2 km2) tract. Villages I and II offer combined living-learning environments on the Jeffersonian model, in which dormitory space, classrooms, and faculty and staff offices share the same buildings.
In the summer and fall of 2008, the college's Hofheimer Library underwent a major renovation and modernization that included expanded wireless internet access, twenty-four hour study space, and an art gallery. Soon after renovations were also done to the school's cafeteria during the winter break of 2009. These renovations included a pizza and pasta bar, an improved salad station, a dessert bar, and new seating.
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