An entrance to New College West.
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Stairs leading to the basement dining hall area of New College West and Yeh College.
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A colorful lounge in Yeh College.
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After being under construction the past year, New College West and Yeh College are now bringing pops of color to south campus.
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Yeh College and New College West provide ample space for students to relax and work.
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Even in the first few days of classes, study spaces around Yeh College are starting to fill with students eager to start classes and enjoy a fresh space.
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Construction continues at the new colleges.
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The size of the shared New College West and Yeh College dining hall alludes to the popularity of the new colleges and foreshadows the coming construction that will soon close First College and the adjoining Wucox dining hall.
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