Washington State University Dorm Reviews

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Stephenson Complex

15 Reviews

Despite it being the farthest on campus I would say I do enjoy my roommate and the people within the building itself. Plus the walk from everywhere isn't too bad, I like to look at it as exercise in a way more

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Olympia

7 Reviews

I really enjoyed olympia. Both years i was in the dorms i had a private bathroom and really enjoyed the AC and location as I was further away from chaos when I wanted to relax. Everything is within walking distance on the campus. Biggest downfall was all the stairs more

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Regents Hall

7 Reviews

Honestly, I loved the place. The girls were very nice in general. In my situation, it was more of having a couple of loud/"crazy" girls in the hall that kind of ruined it for the rest. The location is on Northside which means all the athletic facilities are near, Ensteins is right next to Regents, and Northside cafe is connected to REgents which means that you don't have to walk the hills in Pullman to get some food. I think it's great when it's winter and you don't have to go outside, or when it gets dark outside, the girls in Regents don't have to worry about safety. Having said that, since the stadium is really close, and Greek Road is down the road, don't be surprised that it'll get a little bit loud from time to time. I loved that it was a Women only hall, which made it much more comfortable. Another thing that is worth mentioning is that the only thing that I would change about it is the fact that it's such an old building and the bathrooms (on 2 out of the 4 floors) still need to be renovated. The rooms are pretty spacious tho, compared to a lot of the other halls on campus. more

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Rogers

4 Reviews

So far, I have had a good experience in Rogers. The rooms and bathrooms are a good size and cleanliness. However, I wish the location was better and I wish we had better common areas. The common areas only have a few tables and chairs and I wish we had more games and fun stuff to do such as ping pong tables. the other dorms also include these things but rogers does not. more

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Scott/Coman

4 Reviews

One of the biggest dorms on campus with a great location next to food and the gym. The closet was really nice, I had ample space to hang my clothes and plenty of storage space under my bed as well. The desk that comes with the room was really nice too. more

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Stevens

4 Reviews

Stevens is pleasant, much like an old, quaint library. Constructed in 1895, it's designated as a heritage site. The place is dusty, but it adds an ancient quality to the dorm. It's also right in the heart of campus, very convenient! My favorite part of living there was every week, the RAs put on a Sunday tea. more

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Elmina White Honors Hall

3 Reviews

Honors hall is a fantastic option for suite style living, especially if you want a semi-private living space as well as your bedroom. I loved having a place to hang out with friends or study that was private but not secluded from everyone else. more

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Stephenson East

3 Reviews

The people are great but the building itself is far from it. We have no AC so in August and May it get over 100 degrees so it's hell. We have a bug infestation caused from nearby trees or that's what the university tells us. we have only three communal showers with more than 15 people on this floor and the bathrooms are disgusting. we have small rooms with barely enough room for four people. more

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Gannon/Goldsworthy

3 Reviews

Gannon/Goldsworthy was not my number one choice for a dorm, but it does the trick. It is located on SouthSide which is not ideal, it is pretty far away from classes and other main buildings. However, it is nice how close it is located to SouthSide dining hall. more

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Northside

2 Reviews

Northside is a beautiful dorm at Washington State University. Firstly, it is the 2nd newest dorm - built in 2019. It is central to many important buildings such as the newest gym on campus, The Chinook. It is also right next to Einstein Bagel and very close to Smith Gym and the Women's Health building. For anyone pursuing kinesiology, athletic training, or women's studies degrees this dorm is an extra bonus being close to all your classes. Not to mention a 5-minute walk from greek row which is another bonus for anyone in a sorority or fraternity. I especially loved the friendly staff at Northside. I became friends with one of the janitors who was from Idaho, and very friendly. The dorm common areas are always clean and there are multiple common areas and a kitchen on each level of the 5 story building. Many dorms have private bathrooms which are a nice luxury not many dorms offer. Although I did not have a private bathroom I rarely ever saw other residents in the shared bathroom and essentially felt like a private bathroom. Ultimately I would recommend Northside to anyone who likes clean and quiet spaces. more

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McCroskey Hall

2 Reviews

Location is great. Right across the street from Hillside Cafe. Bonus that dorm hall is small; approximately 70 people live there. Closets are spacious and there is a sink and medicine cabinet in every dorm room. more

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Orton Hall

2 Reviews

Orton Hall is a quiet dormitory with shared bathrooms and showers. It is well maintained in all of the public shared areas. The dorm rooms have large windows that overlook the campus grounds. The RAs are always ready to help and assist you when needed. more

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Global Scholars Hall

2 Reviews

The dorm l is very nice and roomy. The environment there is friendly and having the market right there is convenient. There is ac and heaters which is great especially when the weather here is either really hot or really cold. It is close to campus so everything is not far and is walkable. Only bad thing about the dorm is that one elevator keeps breaking down, glad there are two elevators in this dorm. more

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Streit Perham

2 Reviews

Pretty terrible, but mainly due to the type of student that ends up in this hall. Streit Perham is found right next to Greek Row and, as such, houses many fraternity and sorority members, hopefuls, and rejects. This is the party dorm, and parties aren't always pretty. Students that are incapable of monitoring themselves end up in dangerous situations. During my stay, the student in the adjacent room became extremely intoxicated, smashed the floor's toaster, and attempted to throw a chair out the laundry room window, cutting himself severely in the process. This situation was handled by the staff, I'm sure, but these are the people attracted to the dorm. I quiet, isolated, studious experience, this is not. more

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Regents

2 Reviews

Very hectic and noisy. Bathrooms were rather dirty. Beds were hard to sleep on. RA was not friendly or helpful at all. Cafeteria downstairs was okay, had a good variety of foods but a bit expensive especially for college students. more

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Steptoe Village

1 Review

I live in pet-friendly family housing there with my husband. It is super run down, but good location near the campus and hey, I got to keep my cats. I need to get maintenance in to fix the fan, heater, stove fan, and a few other things. There is a small playground outside that kids sometimes use, but not very often. The laundry room is often dirty, and the space is very small. There is no AC despite summers getting over 100 degrees, but I heard maintenance can install one if you buy it. Crappy cabinets and such... but the rent is okay-ish. more

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Wilmer/Davis

1 Review

I had a room to myself in Wilmer/Davis, and I enjoyed it. It was generally pretty quiet there. The building was old, but it was decent. The bathrooms had two shower stalls and two toilets, with multiple bathrooms on each floor. They were generally kept clean, though they definitely showed their age. The same goes for the common areas. I loved the location of Wilmer/Davis. It was close to the main center of buildings on campus, so most of my classes were nearby. There is also the bus stop right in front of the building, which was convenient for trips to stores near campus. more

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Elmina White (Honors) Hall

1 Review

This hall has suite-style rooms that are really great for building community. There are common areas in each suite as well as bigger study rooms and lounges in the building. It is especially suited for studious students, but I also had lots of fun. more

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McEachern

1 Review

I liked that I had my own room and only had to share a bathroom with one person. McEachern was pretty quiet with most of the noise coming from the dining hall to the west of it or the dorm building to the east of it. McEachern does not have air conditioning in the rooms which makes it tough for move-in day and the first few weeks of school, but the common areas in the main building do have it. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at McEachern. more

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Wilmer/Davis Hall

1 Review

Wilmer Davis is an all girls dormitory that provides safety and comfort to all of its residents. The location and structure of the dorm made finding friends and building community connections easy and enjoyable. more

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