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<p>I’ll let leftoversman speak more, but I can talk about the actual building itself (I lived there a few years ago). One of the pluses: most (not all, but MOST) of the rooms are quite spacious. There are even some rooms with balconies (however, if you are stupid and throw stuff off the balconies, they will lock them up and you won’t be able to use them for the rest of the year). The dorm only has 4 living floors (3-6) and a lounge/study/gym floor (2). The first floor is an entrance and a book store. The 2nd floor is quite nice (Not sure how much has changed): it had a little library with some computers, a lounge with a ping-pong table, couches, chairs and study tables, and a projector for watching TV/movies. There is a little indoor gym with a few pieces of equipment and then a nice little grass patio area where you can look down onto the street.</p>
<p>Each living floor has three wings, two major ones, and a “midget” wing across from the elevator. Each major wing has a large bathroom with showers/stalls and a hanicapped one. They also have kitchenettes with a microwave and sink, tables and chairs, and whiteboard. The midget wings have a small bathroom with two showers, sinks and stalls (I think). Each floor also has a communal lounge with sofas, table, and TV and each floor has two laundry units (two washers, two driers).</p>