LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - University of Wyoming officials may recommend that the state build new dormitories capable of housing 2,000 students.
The university’s Housing Task Force is drafting a report for state lawmakers to review during the next legislative session.
The Casper Star Tribune reports that the initial draft proposes a variety of housing styles at different costs.
The recommended styles include traditional double rooms, double rooms with private bathrooms, two or four-person suites and larger “pods” that include living space and a bathroom for roommates to share.
Officials said this week that the university will be able to issue bonds for state-backed construction of the new dormitories.
Locations have not been determined yet. A subcommittee plans to propose locations at the task force’s October meeting.
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