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When Javier Corona decided to move from his Centralia hometown for college, he looked for schools with a great education and a place to stay.
“When I saw EvCC, I knew I didn’t need to look anywhere else,” said Corona, a resident assistant who lives in EvCC’s newest student housing building, Cedar Hall. Corona, a sophomore psychology major, cut the ribbon at a celebration of Cedar Hall on Thursday (March 1). The dedication also included a ceremonial blessing from representatives from the Tulalip Tribes. EvCC’s campus, including Cedar Hall, is located on historical tribal lands.
The 132-bed student housing building, located at 931 Broadway, opened in September 2017. At Cedar Hall, students can choose a studio, three-bedroom or four-bedroom apartment. Each apartment has private bedrooms with a shared living room and full kitchen. Rent includes all utilities, wireless internet and furniture.
