Bruske Hall

The Top Ten Reasons to Live in Bruske Hall

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1. It’s a great mix of first-year students and upperclassmen.

2. We are the only hall that offers a substance-free living environment.

3. We have a newly renovated lobby conducive to studying and hanging out.

4. There’s tons of lovely music, and the music fraternity and sorority.

5. Need computer help? Bruske is the place to go.

6. The best RAs on campus.

7. Not one, but two towers of fun!

8. The Bruske Blue room.

9. We’re home base for several campus organizations.

10. Karen and Judy are the best house custodians on earth.

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A Little History...

We were the first coed residence hall on campus. Bruske is designed in quads—clusters of rooms surrounding a center bathroom.

We were constructed in 1966-67, and we're named in honor of August F. Bruske, who served as Alma’s second president from 1891 to 1912.

 

More than one-third of all Alma students take part in at least one performance each year. The College offers majors in theatre, dance and music, but students of all majors may join in productions. The Remick Heritage Center for the Performing Arts is the region’s premier performing arts facility.

 

Director of Campus Life Profile

David Blandford

David Blandford

Dave Blandford strives to make Alma’s students feel comfortable when they walk in the doors and make the experience for the other members on the Student Life staff a fun one.
“I love my job,” says Blandford. “It’s different every day and I enjoy watching the students evolve over their four years here.”