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The company, which also opened a dorm at the private Florida Institute of Technology this semester, has plans to expand to a public university in Florida next year and to keep rolling out a dorm or two each year over the next decade, said Matt Zerrusen, the president of the fund.

If what we write inspires a 19-year-old college student to open a dorm room business or a 60-year-old programmer to build a cool app, then we've done our job.

M.I.T. recently opened a new dorm of its own, with 350 beds, at a cost of $68 million -- just under $200,000 a bed.

Amherst College, for example, has gone so far as to open a year-round dorm so that housing- and food-insecure students have a place to stay and get food during times when the normal dorms are closed.

But the school was unable to accept them because of delays in student visa approval, which the school says will be resolved by the time it opens a 200-student international dorm in 2016.

Open a salon in your dorm room (or make house calls).

Last year, it opened as City Hall, a dorm for juniors and seniors and one of two with its own swimming pool.

Oregon State University will open an on-campus dorm in the fall semester solely for students recovering from drug and alcohol addiction.

Updated at 5.25pm BST 5.13pm BST A university in Shawnee, Oklahoma, just east of Moore, has opened its dorm rooms to people who lost their homes.

Provost James R. Stellar said the college was not looking to change that when it opened the dorm last fall.

Facebook, the Internet's second-largest social network, was originally popular on college campuses, but over the last year it has opened its dorm-room doors to all, and its membership rolls have exploded at triple-digit growth rates.