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With recent renovations, library's lowest level is a dungeon no more
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Eisenhower Library's recent renovation has transformed its once-dark, subterranean D-level into a bright, usable area. The overhaul boosts study space, accessibility and safety while modernizing campus infrastructure. Readers may want specifics on design changes, costs and how the updates affect student life.
Originally published on Johns Hopkins News on Sep 2, 2026. Republished with permission.
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