When Village A (Vil A) residents moved back into their rooms for the spring semester, they could not have expected their already chronic laundry room issues to intensify.
Of the 12 washers and 10 dryers meant to serve a community of up to 456 people, two dryers were moved, covered in a translucent tarp, and declared out of order…
Graphic by Graham Krewinghaus; Photos by Chetan Dokku, Gina Joon Park-Loughlin, and Lucy Sonsalla
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