Sleeper Hall
Named after Jacob Sleeper, one of the founders of Boston University, Sleeper Hall is the middle of the three towers. As with Claflin and Rich Hall, the 2nd through 13th floor are all residential, with the first floor being home to the Fresh Food Co. dining hall. Following Claflin Hall, in 2011, Sleeper Hall was the 2nd dorm in West Campus to receive complete interior renovations.
The 2nd floor also features large study lounges and game rooms.
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