Rhode Island School of Design Dorm Reviews

Homer Hall fosters a warm and inviting community, with all of the adequate amenities and friendly staff that manage and maintain the cleanliness of the space regularly. The Dance Dance Revolution machine, ping pong table, well-stocked vending machines, and orange walls are Homer Hall's most notable features, and the common areas are usually busy with people from other dorms visiting frequently as well. 100/100 best freshman dorm experience. more

The dorm life in 2020 during the pandemic has generally been a good experience because all freshman were given their own room, and there was no need to share space with other people. However, in a typical year without quarantine, life would be much more difficult in this dorm because the spaces would be too compacted. The house is old, musty, and doesn't have air condition; the lighting is also terrible. The workroom is basically nonexistent, and the ones in the basement are just plain creepy. On the other hand, I heard our hill house is one of the better hill houses because there are less rooms in the house, but living in the quad dorms is the best choice. more