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Renovated in 2023, 113 Euclid Ave. serves as gathering place for Native students and for those who are interested in exploring Native American culture and history. The renovation, completed by an Indigenous-owned contracting company with design input from Native students, represents the Haudenosaunee Confederacy alongside Turtle Island tribal communities. Some highlights of the renovated space include the following:
- A culture room dedicated to revitalizing Indigenous languages and traditional regalia.
- Fireplace lounge with beanbag chairs.
- Indigenous artwork pieces.
Naming opportunities are available for spaces within 113 Euclid Ave. at a variety of levels. For more information about how you can support 113 Euclid Ave. and Native students, contact Rachel Vassel at revassel@syr.edu or 315.385.9988.
Kitchen
The kitchen provides a designated space for student to prepare and share meals together.
First Floor Corridor
The walls at 113 Euclid are filling with pieces by Indigenous artists from around the world.
Computer Room
113 Euclid provides several spaces for meetings or study.
First Floor Lounge
The Lounge, or gathering room, is a warm, welcoming space for students to connect with friends. The exposed pine beams represent the Roots of Peace along with the four directional colors of the Medicine Wheel.
Second Floor Office
113 Euclid provides several spaces for meetings or study.
Cultural Preservation Room
The Cultural Preservation Room is dedicated to revitalizing Indigenous languages and traditional regalia.
Second Floor Meeting Room
The Meeting Room provides a dedicated space for community gatherings or group study.