Facts about Lennox

• Lennox House is the location of the Glass House Program, a perpetual Themed Community that provides an environment for the promotion of multi-cultural awareness, support, and programming.
• Residency in the Glass House is limited to students with two or more semesters of housing completed. Prospective residents are subject to House Council review.
• The Resident Advisor plays an active role in the recruitment and placement of residents, as well as in programming for the multi-cultural theme.
• Lennox House is a three-story, co-ed house for 20 students. This Moorish design house, built at the turn of the century, opened as a student center in Sept. 1937.
• The 17-room house was the legacy of William Lennox, a local banker and CC trustee from 1901 to 1936. A grille, bookstore, and organization offices were located in the center.
• Today, it has a large living room with a fireplace, piano, a kitchen, and a wraparound porch. Lennox House is one of the most desirable campus housing opportunities, especially since it was completely renovated in 2003.