Wildcat Village Dorm Reviews at WSU

I enjoyed my time there for the most part. The common areas were a fun place to be. It is a shared kitchen so hopefully people are nice and clean up their stuff. My only complaint is that the windows don't really open up. I had a roommate who stunk up the whole apartment multiple times and it's hard to air out haha.

It has been a lot of fun to live on campus. It is super nice that you can just walk to classes and are close to everything. My roommates are super nice and they paired me well with them. However, with COVID, it has not quite been the experience I was looking for. I was hoping for there to be more student life and fun activities hosted through housing but there hasn’t been. It is quiet though so sometimes that is nice!! It’s still great dorms though!

Quiet grounds and friendly staff needs bigger communal cooking area though because one stove and a microwave isn’t enough. Building was nice when the elevator worked when down the stairs were a nightmare

The dorms were up-to-date, and great for first years. It was awesome they would partner with the outdoor program for ski passes. They also offered many involvement activities, such as educational and holiday events. This allowed me to get to know my RA and people from other dorm buildings. Also, there was a nearby bus stop.

I lived at Wildcat Village with 3 girls on my sports team. We enjoyed cooking meals together, lounging in the living room while we had long talks about our lives outside of Ogden, and so on. The dorms felt like a home for a period of my life that I will never forget - all the good and the bad made my experience what it was. I couldn't be more grateful for that little home.

I lived here for two semesters and it is an awesome dorm. You dont have to share the bathrooms with too many people. It's especially great if you are a social person because youre surrounded by a lot of like-minded people. The common areas are kept tidy and there are also quiet times. 10/10 would reccomend