" It’s not great but it could definitely be worse. I would only recommend living here if you know your roommates or you get along really well. It’s a suite style so you will hear EVERYTHING going on in the bathroom and the room next to you. Everything. "

" It is a classic freshman dorm. Little to no privacy but everything on campus is nearby. There are no kitchens in the actual dorms so you need a microwave. The social scene is good since everyone is right near you but I would not recommend it here if you value your privacy. "

" I would say living in Libra is a great freshman experiences and probably really good to have. It is in between everything a student living on campus needs really close by. It also creates lots of social activities and events that you could attend and meet many new people. It also teaches you about living with a roommate and those very necessary skills you need in life about dealing with people in close quarters. Aside for the lack of personal space at times, the internet was very bad. It was often very slow and could be difficult to complete work at times. The Knights Library was near so that was helpful with that. Additionally, the communal kitchen, which was farther to me that the Knights Library, was very, very, very small, old and cramped. It was often dirty and and at the beginning, crowded with people. This gave me many live lessons so I am still gratful and I'm glad I made the choice to live there. "

" I had to move into another dorm for a whole month because my bathroom ceiling had a leak. Three months after it got fixed, it started leaking again. The AC broke 2nd semester. They're not the best dorms. However, they're good for making friends on your first year. Location is very convenient for classes and gym "

" Libra is a safe bet if you're looking for a cheaper housing option. While it isn't the best dorm on campus, it's still a good living space. I lived in L-shape and I was satisfied with the amount of room I had. Make sure you get along with your roommate though, because there isn't much privacy! The bathrooms are small compared to the other bathrooms on campus, but I'm thankful they aren't communal. Also, there's a singular kitchen for every person in the Libra community to use in the Libra Community Center and it's quite small so I highly recommend bringing a microwave and mini-fridge if you choose to live here! It's also a great location: very close to All Knight Study (the 24-hour studying hall) and Ferrell Commons (the dining hall is located here); and not too far from the Student Union. However, it's close to a mile walk to the Classroom Buildings/Memory Mall. Overall, a nice place to live. "