Help with dorms

[zeppelincajun]

Stokes was the king at the time but would be a dump today. However more memories made there than any other time in college. So many kids today are totally disconnected. We didn't have social media. We had to make relationships the old fashion way.

Did you have to walk to class in the snow with no shoes uphill both ways?

[RaginCajun77]

I lived in Voorhies and it was a total ____ show. There was the guy who practiced dribbling a basketball at 2am, the cinder block walls, and heating/cooling that was controlled downstairs. Nothing like the heater being on in October.

The new dorms are palaces compared to the dorms of yesteryear.

[RedCajun]

McCoullough is awesome you share a bathroom with the entire hall. Everyone uses a gang shower with 8 heads. If you tie one on, on a Tuesday and sleep in on wed some times there will be an old lady scrubbing one side of the shower while your showering right next to her. When your so drunk your hugging the porcelain god at the end of the night you tend to forget 20 other disgusting sob's use that toilet. Ahh the 80s.

Hope that helps.

This. Stokes or McCullough are the way to go. Stay away from Voorhies. Total ____ hole

[RedCajun]

Stay away from the Conf Center... my boys lived in there their first year (2014-2015) and other than being a few steps from the library and the bus stop being in front of it, it absolutely sucked... it stunk, the rooms are small and you share a bathroom with 3 other people.. in the new dorms, there are two bathrooms per suite, and a 'commons' area with a fridge and a microwave.. ceiling fans in the rooms, and floating 'hardwood' floors.

B&B moved into Huger Hall, which is the furthest dorm from the center of things, but it is close to the Union. As was stated before, all of the dorms are new except for the Conf Center (and Harris Hall, but that is all female)... he really can't go wrong as long as it's not the Conf Center... it is worth the extra 900/semester not to be in there.

Lol. Think about what a recruiting disadvantage this used to be 10 years ago. Conference Center was the best dorm by far. Now people are _____ing about it

[shasta]

i havent been on campus in a few years but my brother works in HVAC, I will ask him tomorrow which one he would stay in

[barchief]

Lol. Think about what a recruiting disadvantage this used to be 10 years ago. Conference Center was the best dorm by far. Now people are _____ing about it

When I was there, the conference center was actually very nice... remember.. the conference center was also used as a hotel, and you could rent rooms by the night!

[RedBug58]

When I was there, the conference center was actually very nice... remember.. the conference center was also used as a hotel, and you could rent rooms by the night!

Just don't wait too long to get lined up. Chances are that there will be over 20,000 students at UL by Fall 2016. I know this is nothing compared to La Tech, but every room will be spoken for.

[barchief]

Just don't wait too long to get lined up. Chances are that there will be over 20,000 students at UL by Fall 2016. I know this is nothing compared to La Tech, but every room will be spoken for.

This is no joke... they had serious problems this year with finding rooms for people

[Fais do-do]

McCoullough is awesome you share a bathroom with the entire hall. Everyone uses a gang shower with 8 heads. If you tie one on, on a Tuesday and sleep in on wed some times there will be an old lady scrubbing one side of the shower while your showering right next to her. When your so drunk your hugging the porcelain god at the end of the night you tend to forget 20 other disgusting sob's use that toilet. Ahh the 80s.

Hope that helps.

I was there in '89. Man that was a ____hole, but we had fun!

[billbeck451]

What was the old dorm closest to Girard park. Had huge rooms but minimal heat and air. Probably was the oldest men's dorm back then