Eigenmann Hall Dorm Reviews at Indiana University

A good location on campus. Room have large windows with nice views of campus. Communal bathrooms. Two laundry rooms, located in the basement and 12th floor, which weren't maintained well. I recommend renting a mini-fridge/microwave, since there isn't a cafe in the building.

Good location on campus for Business students. I was glad to have a single room. I recommend renting a mini fridge/microwave unit for your room, since there is no cafe in the building. There are two laundry rooms in the building (basement and 12th floor) and the washers/dryers were poorly maintained. Communal bathrooms with just a few toilets and two showers in each. The rooms have large windows and nice views.

So far the experience has been pretty great! RAs are amazing and the communal bathrooms are okay (they could be better). This dorm has singles and large doubles. I have a single and it is the perfect size for one person.

Eigenmann Hall was a safe but chaotic and older dorm that I would not have enjoyed if I were not an extrovert. The rooms are okay-sized, however, many rooms are turned into "triples" when they should not have any more than 2 people living in them. It is co-ed and there are many opportunities to meet new people and make new friends, however, there are also so many people living in the dorm that there is almost always some sort of noise at all times. The elevators can also take FOREVER. Although I loved it, my friends often called it the "mental hospital" dorm since it resembled an eerie hospital feel. I would recommend, but just prepare :)

I had a lot of fun in Eigey. I lived on the 14th floor in the southern wing of the building in a four person dorm. We called it the "pent house suite" because our room was the spot for everyone in the hallway to hangout because we always had our door open

The building was fine, it was just a little further than other central dorms at IU. It housed the JLLC for most of the floors, but had a few for general freshman as well. The rooms were fine, I lived in a single with no roommate and it did feel a little small at times. The bathrooms were fine they were shared with everything in the one room no pods.

It is a fairly good dorm to live in your freshman year, especially if you are in the Kelley School of Business, but is kind of on the edge of the main part of campus. Equal distance from 2 dining halls but still a bit of a walk. Overall very clean but do take in consideration how you feel about communal bathrooms.

Eigenmann is a great living facility. The lack of common room usage is a real bummer; all this money but lack of amenities. Other than that, the place is really great, lots of opportunities and lots of people to meet.

I had a wonderful experience my freshman year at Eigenmann. I made several friends for life that year, and my RA did a great job in promoting group activities that allowed everyone to get to know one another.

Eigenmann Hall is a nice place to live; however, there are multiple sexual assaults that happen ever year. The JLLC resides in this dorm which is a nice way to meet people with the same major as you. If you are cautious about the people you hang around, I would recommend this dorm.

I really enjoy living at Eigenmann Hall. The dorm is very clean and has lots of spaces for students to relax and hangout with each other. The dorm has air conditioning, a little café in the basement, and even a little dorm Starbucks. The dorm is fairly close to the Kelley School of Business, and is on the corner of one of the busiest streets on campus.

Eigenmann was not my favorite dorm just because it was hard to travel every single day. Specifically for me I had to go to the doctors office constantly so that required a 10 minutes walk towards the doctor office. And it was a 15-20 min walk to the Business school. It was about a 35-40 minute walk to Kirkwood. From the perspective of Eigenmann everything seems too far out. The bathrooms were dirty a lot of the time. And the RA was terrible. She never cared nor did she try to help out when needed. For example I got locked out of my room and my roommate wasn't there to let me in. I knew she was in the room and when I asked for her assistance she would lie saying she wasn't in her room. Now you might say she may really been somewhere else. But 3 minutes later I saw her leave her room. And I also know the safety is a little scary. None of the doors are really locked to enter the building until after a certain point. I also know the first rape case at the school happened in my building. And with covid I had to pay extra for a smaller looking room.

Definitely cleaner than other halls, although it's not as central on campus. There is a good mix of students, so you'll be able to meet plenty of other students and are sure to find someone who you connect with.

I personally had a pleasant experience with this dorm and my living situation in Eigenmann Hall. The only cons I could ever be able to come up with would deal with other individuals living within the dorm as well. Despite that, there were plenty of bus stops, c stores, and walking paths nearby that helped me a lot while living there.

I actually enjoyed staying here. I was fortunate enough to have a triple room to myself, so that definitely made my experience as good as it was. The bathrooms were pretty clean. You had to use a key for the elevator, so I felt pretty safe there. Your dorm room door locks automatically, when the door shuts, so it is easy to get locked out, and if it's early in the morning, then you are screwed, because the office won't be open yet. Has food, in the building with delicious burgers and onion rings.

I live in a private room. Due to covid-19 the common areas are closed. Most people keep their doors closed and don’t interact. My room is very small and outdated. In general this whole dorm is dated. I would recommend the northwest neighborhood. I enjoy the food there and hanging out with friends in that area.

I did enjoy living in Eigenmann Hall, and it was not a bad experience for one year. The double rooms are actually quite large, because it is two single rooms with the wall in the middle knocked out so each roommate has their own space.