Robinson Hall Dorm Reviews at Penn State

I enjoy living in Robinson hall because the north housing area is very quiet and it is pretty close to a lot of my classes. The rooms are super nice and have really high ceilings. There is also air conditioning which is a huge plus!

Robinson hall is definitely the best you can get as a freshman at Penn State. It's quieter and in a better location than East halls, and the dorms are renovated with high ceilings and relatively clean and private bathrooms.

I was in Robinson Hall both semesters of my freshman year. I met a lot of great friends there and overall had an amazing experience. The environment allowed me to flourish not only socially but also in my academics.

I lived in Robinson Hall for my freshman year, and I absolutely loved it! Most of the students and staff were very welcoming and friendly. The location itself is exceedingly quiet, it's not too far from the University Libraries, Hub-Robeson Center, and the amazing Arboretum garden. I would highly recommend this dormitory to incoming freshman at Penn State!

Robinson Hall was my second living preference but I was very happy to live there. My classes were mostly in the BB so I didn't have to walk far to classes at all. The only downside was that it was a far walk from downtown, but most of the dorm halls are. The North Halls are very quiet. If you are looking for a place to double down and get good study hours in then anywhere at North is good for you. Robinson is nice because it is renovated and I believe it was only freshmen when I lived there. If you are an art major then it is especially nice because the art studio building is right next to it.