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Construction on West Wheelock street is ‘disruptive and loud,’ students say
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Construction on West Wheelock street is ‘disruptive and loud,’ students say
The construction of three new dormitories on West Wheelock Street have created noise disturbances for some students who live in the River cluster dormitories.The College is currently constructing three new dormitories on West Wheelock Street, including Russo Hall - scheduled to be completed in fall 2026 - Shonda Rhimes Hall and the Class of 1989 Hall, for which 37-39 and 41-43 West Wheelock are being cleared to construct.The Office of Project Ma…
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