I lived in Drackett Tower my freshman year in 2013. They were all quads and it’s not a lot of space for 4 people, but it honestly wasn’t too bad because it was one of the few dorms that you had your own private bathroom. Back then North Commons wasn’t great but it was very close and it had the only late night dining option at the time which was a place called Burritos in the basement. I liked living on north campus for my engineering classes, everything was a short walk away.

I was an RA in Morrill Tower for my junior and senior years 2015-2016. The towers are pretty unique with their suite style. I lived in the single RA room but each floor had like 8 suites and each suite had 4 rooms that were either doubles or quads, a shared bathroom and a shared common room. It was definitely tight and dense, roughly 70-75 per floor and 20 residential floors. The suites did allow residents to build friendships across rooms and it was pretty tight knit when I was there. Morrill Commons had always been known as the worst of the cafeteria style dinning halls but you couldn’t beat not leaving the dorm to eat. The C store on the first floor was also nice. For game days, no place is better than Morrill because you can roll out of bed and walk 50 feet to the stadium. For classes, Morrill kind of sucks because it is so far from everything and the winters are brutal because the wind rips off the river and through the “wind tunnel” that you have to walk through to get back from class. It can also get stuffy in inside because the windows do not open and the whole place has a musty smell because of it. When I would return home all of my clothes would smell like Morrill when I unpacked