Wolfe Hall Dorm Reviews at TCNJ

Definitely a great sense of community, lots of space, and its nice to have sinks inside the room! Compared to other freshman dorms, not bad at all. It's rite of passage to be in the Towers! You'll find a lot of weird stuff, but thats common of a college dorm with 10 floors worth of students

My experience living in Wolfe Hall during my freshman year at TCNJ was a very good experience overall. Things were kept relatively clean, the washers and dryers were always working, and everyone's privacy wsa respected. It was the quintessential freshman dorming experience, and I have no complaints.

It was fine for a freshman dorm. It was not super clean, but you had the opportunity to make it feel homely. 80% of the freshman class lived in this and Travers hall right next door, which was great because there are plenty of people to meet as a first year.

Unfortunately I don't have a picture of Wolfe Hall or my dorm room, but there are many blueprints you can find of Wolfe Hall on the TCNJ website. I personally enjoyed my experience in the towers, I also believe it really depends on who your roomate is and who your floormates are. After a few months your floormates will begin to feel like family. Wolfe Hall, one of the "towers", has 10 floors, so with that being said.. in the months of August-October expect it to be hot because not one room has air conditioning. And in the basement their is a lounge called the "tdubs", where students go down to grab a late night snack and it's pretty fun because both Wolfe Hall and Travers are connected so you can meet up with people who live in the tower next door.

As one of the only freshman dorms on-campus at TCNJ, Wolfe was as good as it could realistically get. Rooms came with sinks, the windows worked, and though the room setups were fairly limited, they offered a decent amount of space for a two-roommate configuration. My one complaint? Invest in good, noise-blocking headphones. Concrete walls are not as soundproof as you'd like to think, and noise travels easily between the hallway and the dorm rooms. A HUGE plus was that Wolfe was located right above a basement late-night cafe called T-Dubbs, and their chicken fingers were to *die* for. Even when I lived across campus, I would trudge across campus for my nighttime snacks.