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Alexandre · 08-26-2007, 10:30 PM

I agree with TwoKidsIn and SBDad. Michigan's dorms leave much to be desired. They aren't bad, but in an age where many top colleges and universities are building luxury dorms, Michigan is seriously lagging. Michigan is gaining some ground with the building of North Quad and with the refurbishing of Markley. Some dorms, like Martha Cook, Stockwell, Bursley and West Quad are quite nice as it is. But most dorms need some serious work. I would like to see Michigan build a couple small (fewer than 100 rooms), state-of-the-art dorms with nice gyms and good cafetiria options.

08-26-2007, 10:30 PM	#311
Alexandre Super Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Threads: 165 Posts: 11,443	I agree with TwoKidsIn and SBDad. Michigan's dorms leave much to be desired. They aren't bad, but in an age where many top colleges and universities are building luxury dorms, Michigan is seriously lagging. Michigan is gaining some ground with the building of North Quad and with the refurbishing of Markley. Some dorms, like Martha Cook, Stockwell, Bursley and West Quad are quite nice as it is. But most dorms need some serious work. I would like to see Michigan build a couple small (fewer than 100 rooms), state-of-the-art dorms with nice gyms and good cafetiria options. Last edited by Alexandre : 08-26-2007 at 10:40 PM.