Pat Tarble Residence Hall Dorm Reviews at Carthage

Throughout my experience living in Pat Tarble Residence Hall, I have found that it is very welcoming, inviting, and friendly. The addition of the free menstrual products in the hallways has made my own, and other residents, college experience much less stressful. The staff is very helpful and knowledgable about on-campus resources. The only things I would change about this residence hall would be to have central air/air conditioning, and have smoke detectors that work in ALL dorm rooms.

Tarble is a very quiet and safe place to live. The community is very welcoming and respectful. The staff is very responsible and receptive to comments and concerns. The rooms are small but livable. The bathrooms are kept clean and residents are relatively clean.

I've been a resident at Pat Tarble Residence hall for about 8 months now and it has been a pleasant experience. The community in Tarble hall is very welcoming and it is super easy to meet and make new friends. In addition, Our resident assistants (RAs) are always there to lend a hand if you need help with something. They always make sure your needs are met and ensure that you are comfortable in your room and in the building. Pat Tarble is very clean and the staff members make sure it always stays clean to ensure satisfaction of residents. Furthermore, Pat Tarble is a safe building to live in with security patrolling the hallways every now and then. If you are looking for a great place to stay, I highly recommend Pat Tarble residence hall as it is safe, clean, quiet, and very welcoming.

It's been a good experience so far the people there seem pretty nice. And so far the covid 19 restrictions are being followed so it makes it feel safe even if we are a little far from home it makes if feel closer and unique in many ways.

Tarble is by far the best of all traditional dorms at Carthage College. I have lived there throughout my entire college career and never personally had an issue. The problems that arise in Tarble are really campus-wide problems, and overall not a particularly big deal.