Fraternity members said the construction would improve their living situation but not necessarily attract more students.
Oread Inn developers will destroy the house to make room for the new hotel.
Over winter break, Resnet moved their location from McCollum Hall to the Burge Union. Union director hopes its new location will be more student-friendly.
The Links at Lawrence would feature a nine-hole golf course, among several other amenities.
City commissioners and members of the Oread Neighborhood Association met Wednesday to discuss solutions to problems in the student-populated area. Neighborhood members complained previously of excessive student partying, blight and unkept housing.
Kacie McClusky and Katherine Moore, Overland Park sophomores, brought a little Halloween cheer to their neighborhood. The two covered their house with tons of Halloween decorations.
Groups search for houses at the beginning of the school year.
Access in libraries will still be available to students who have their Internet service discontinued. Students won’t be allowed back on ResNet during entire tenure at University housing.
After being rescued from demolition for $1, the co-operative Ad Astra house is home for nine students. With sustainable living one of the goals of the residents, improvements are on-going, as are social activities with a twist.
Laura Remington, assistant complex director said the week is to express appreciation for the residents. Events include a toilet paper fashion show and hot dog eating contest.
Members of the community came out in both support and rejection of the measure. The city wants to ensure the safety of tennants, but additional costs are also a concern.