West campus dorms are right by the ave and are more integrated with the city. They're a few blocks away from the main campus and are the newer, more expensive dorms. Lander, Alder, Elm and Poplar all have the same general room type and organization, differences are really only in the location and shape of the building. Alder Hall

2022年4月30日 · On North, the new dorms are: Oak, Madrona, Willow, and McCarty. They all have generally the same room layouts and similar vibes. As I mentioned, LLCs and EFS can change the vibe a bit, so you might want to look up where those are being hosted each year. On North, there are also the legacy dorms: Hansee, Haggett, and McMahon.

2022年3月9日 · In my personal opinion choose: North if you want a slower paced,college-y feel, close convenient access to dining hall and center table Starbucks, less urban, more people tend to be active here, closer to Greek life and a small field as well as the IMA, closer to art, education, and business classes, closer to Uvillage Cons: less bus access, 10 minute walk to the Ave (food/various stores ...

2023年4月3日 · All of the new dorms are going to have pianos/keyboards in the music rooms, but it’s not as nice of an atmosphere. Hansee is definitely also going to be quiet, but doesn’t have private bathrooms. Also, since it’s an older building, it can have more maintenance issues than the newer ones which could be annoying.

2014年4月3日 · All dorms are coed, with no stratification aside from rooms. I lived in Terry, which is currently halfway through being destroyed last year, and am living in Hansee this year. I'll give a break down of each dorm: Lander - The Frosh Dorm - The newest dorm, and also the dorm that is mostly likely to take the spot of the freshman dorm.

Otherwise, it depends on what you want. McMahon and Hagget are the cheapest (admittedly for a reason), Madrona, Willow, and McCarty are the newest (and the same price as the dorms from a few years ago), and Mercer lets you have a kitchen, which you share with apartment-mates.

2021年3月9日 · North Campus has both the newest and oldest dorms, West Campus has bigger rooms. North Campus is more woodsy/neighborhood-y while West Campus is more urban. Both are noisy, North Campus from Greek Row and traffic noise while West Campus has traffic noise and loud unstable people (at night, not sure how regularly).

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2022年3月5日 · Having spent two quarters here as an ENGUD, I would say Maple. But honestly, dorms are what you make of it. Yeah, North campus is generally more social than West campus. I kind of agree with that statement because North has Denny field, and the best thing West campus has to compare is a snowball fight we about two weeks ago inbetween Maple and ...

2021年5月4日 · All the dorms are p nice and basically you can choose between the nice new expensive ones and the cheap old ones. LLCs are also notorious for being virtually in useless so unless that's something you're super interested in, dont bother joining one if you find the location of one dorm better.