" There was no air conditioning or elevator, and the windows wouldn’t open all the way. It was miserable in the heat of late summer, but winter was not a reprieve. The heating was always cranked up way too far in the winter so we ended up having to crack the windows. Also note that I said privacy wasn’t an issue for me, but this is because I was rooming with my brother. For other people there may not be enough privacy (then again, that’s kind of just the dorm experience in general). "

" This is a typical dormitory experience. People are randomly allocated for the most part, and the RA I had was super chill. Some buildings (like mine) were not air conditioned and can be problematic for the 3 weeks of hot weather during the fall semester. "

" It's dorms, dorms are not great in general and are also costly at any college, There is only a microwave in a public room for you to use, no stove, or oven. The bathroom and showers are shared for the entire floor. "

" I was on the first floor in a forced triple (3 people in a 2 person room), and while it was quite cramped and only at a discounted price for the first semester (more of an RIT admin problem), living on the first floor was very convenient. Not as stuffy as the tall res halls, though did not have air conditioning. Roomy bathrooms for a res hall, and direct access to the tunnels. The cleanliness issues I have were mainly due to other residents. Spacious lounge. "

" Not a bad area to live, a bit old and there is no air conditioning. However the tunnel system which is close by is very nice and provides excellent access to the rest of that side of campus. probably one of the best dorms for freshman to live in. "