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Gibbons Hall

3 Reviews

I hated living in this dorm. It is old. The age gives the outside a charming look but does not make up for the cold nights in the winter and the constant cockroach challenges. If you can live somewhere else on campus, I recommend you do so. more

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Millennium North

3 Reviews

The dorm was not too bad, its apartment style so no common bathrooms and each person has their own rooms. Unless you are in a double with someone else. The individual bedrooms are very small but the apartment/suite is not too bad, space wise. But they do need major remodeling. more

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Centennial Village (CV)

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Living at Centennial Village for my freshman year was a very growth inducing year. Even though my fellow classmates and I were in the mist of a pandemic, we were able to still maintain a sense of normalcy. From walking outside of Walton(my dorm building) and seeing a game of basketball, to doing my homework in the common space, and taking walks around CV. It was truly a year I will never forget. more

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Caldwell Hall

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I had a single dorm room. Caldwell has a great location at the center of campus, in close proximity to the Pryzbyla Center, McMahon Hall, Leahy Hall, and Hannan Hall. There is short walking distances to any point on campus as compared to other dorms. more

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Regan Hall

1 Review

Out of all the freshmen residence halls, Regan has the best layout and rooms! Things like noise, cleanliness, common areas/bathrooms really just depend on the people you end up living with, but I liked the room I had. The location of Regan was also ideal - right next to St. Vincent de Paul Chapel, behind the gym, a short walk to the dining hall, and five minutes away from the metro. For athletes, it's not too bad of a walk to the DuFour Center either. The noise from the metro can be distracting at night, but you get used to it. more

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Flather Hall

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Flather Hall has made it easier to settle in after moving thousands of miles away from home. It was not an easy transition. But after moving in after waiting months for this day, I had the chance to decorate my room just like I want it. I did that by putting up pictures of my family members on my desk and my night desk almost made it feel like home. The maintenance staff has also made it easier for me because they greet me with a smile and ask how I am settling in. Flather Hall has made it easier for me to move in. It's almost like home. more

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Camalier Hall

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Located in Centennial Village, Camalier is closer to the dining hall compared to other dorms. There is a fountain outside and there are study bubble rooms on each floor. The kitchen/lounge (which is small) and the washing machine room are connected so the kitchen is always stuffy. There is an extra bathroom on the 2nd floor next to the lounge. There is a foosball table in the lounge and the ball is always missing. more

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Millennium South

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Ryan Hall

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Seton Wing

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Walton

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