Edens Hall Dorm Reviews at Washington

I am staying in an Edens Hall suite style room as an honors student. I enjoy sharing a bathroom with three suite mates instead of the hall style bathrooms, and there is a little bit more space in the edens hall rooms.

My experience was pretty okay. I didn't really meet a lot of people through living in the same building, but that's mostly because my roommate and myself are both fairly quiet people. It is located in a very convenient part of campus.

Edens Hall at WWU is a wonderful dorm to experience. This dorm is exclusive to students participating in the Honors Program. These are suite-style, connected by a shared bathroom. Residents are generally really kind and respectful towards one another. As most first and second-year students in this program live in Edens, everyone tends to recognize one another. There are extraordinary minds, each unique and will push your critical thinking to new levels. The Resident Advisors selected for this building are wonderful, too, as well as the Front Desk Attendants which will help answer any and all of your questions, if possible. A tight-knit community can be created, all with a few smiles and kind exchanges, as well as collaborative mindsets to challenge and provoke initial thoughts throughout our world.

All the staff employed there are incredibly nice and helpful. The rooms are suite style (2 people/room, 2 rooms/bathroom) are large. Although the beds can't be raised to loft height due to a lack of equipment available. There's bike storage in multiple places and the building is in the middle of campus which is a bonus. There's a community kitchen between Edens Hall and Edens North which are connected by a sky bridge. Also the laundry room is located on the Edens North side of the connection.

Very great RAs and students connected to Edens North and part of Edens-Higginson dorm community. Even though some of the students are part of the Honors Program, a lot of the students are very like-minded. Often, staff would throw parties for the community such as karaoke, dances, game nights, etc. All part of the larger north campus dorms and felt very connected! Rules of quiet hours are enforced. A great place to make friends with dorm roommate, suite mates, and people on the same floor!