Which Dorm Should You Live In Based On Your Zodiac Sign?

Astrology has caused quite the uproar in the last month. This is because our zodiac signs have changed! Whether you are a diehard astrology buff, a person who is just browsing for the fun of it, or someone who doesn’t believe in it at all but can’t seem to look away when coming in contact with their sign, things most definitely have shifted in the atmosphere.

The origins of astrology go back to the Babylonian times. The Babylonians used the stars as a form of measurement, according to . This concept was later passed to the Greeks who developed astrology along even more.

Although, rumor has it that Nasa decided upon switching the signs, this in fact, is not necessarily true. Nasa didn’t just change the signs for astrology’s sake, but that long ago, one of the constellations was just left out. Nasa came out with a statement saying that the constellation alignment shifted, according to Time Magazine. Coming from a statement from Nasa themselves: “Astrology is something else. It’s not science. No one has shown that astrology can be used to predict the future or describe what people are like based only on their birth date. Still, like reading fantasy stories, many people enjoy reading their “astrological forecast” or “horoscope” in the newspaper every day.”

So technically, there is a change but Nasa didn’t create it. Supposedly, this mysterious sign was just left out in the first place.

Now, many years later, the sky has shifted. Therefore, this mysterious thirteenth sign has resurfaced.

So if you check Tumblr for your sign, expecting to find a new identity about being an Orphiuchus, it probably won’t pop up too soon. To be safe, stick to your old sign to see what’s in season for you, according to your horoscope.

As lovers of beauty who wish to be surrounded by material wealth and physical pleasures, the only acceptable home for a Taurus is in the traditional, picturesque North Neighborhood. In particular, a Taurus would be well-suited for Mason–Abbot, sandwiched between the Kresge Art Center and the Broad Art Museum, right by artsy Snyder–Phillips and a short walk to the Auditorium, allowing the bull to be surrounded by art in all of its forms.

Taurans are often considered the foodies of the zodiac, and Mason-Abbot adheres to their need for quality cuisine. They don’t have their own cafeteria, but they’re a short walk from the scenic Gallery, which serves a variety of international cuisine and comfort food with late night dining available. The simple meals will suit the grounded, and often inflexible, nature of the bull, while allowing an exotic option as well. Furthermore, they have access to a community kitchen in Abbot Hall and are close enough to Grand River Avenue to eat out whenever they please.

Taurans are practical and focused, so they will likely appreciate the ambient study and lounge areas of Mason-Abbot. Taurans can be prone to laziness, so it is helpful that Mason-Abbot isn’t far from a number of campus hot spots, as it is a short walk to the Union, the library or East Neighborhood.