I’d like to bring a stainless steel pegboard with me for aesthetic and functional reasons, but I’m not sure how feasible mounting it would be. I’m probably renting a loft bed, and I was thinking of just clamping it to the rails on the inside of the loft. Would this be acceptable, or should I leave the whole thing behind?

I’ve never seen people use that in dorm before and don’t really know how it works. If you can install it without using nails, you will be fine.

I am an incoming freshmen and was placed in a single in Hirai Hall. This isn’t one of the freshman dorm choices and wasn’t one of my picks. I was wondering if this is now a freshman dorm or is it mixed and I could be place in a suite with upperclassman? Also since this in nowhere near the freshman dining hall am I allowed to eat in a closer dining hall?

Hirai Hall is a part of E-Complex and singles in Hirai are big and close to academic buildings. I believe it was Sophomore housing though. You can email Reslife about it and ask if there’s a mistake. I you end up living in E, you can go to Sage Dining Hall for food, which is about only 5 minutes walk from E.

I was assigned to Warren Hall. I’ve read that the building does not have A/C. I know window air conditioners aren’t allowed, but would a smaller one be okay? I cannot work or sleep in heat, but unfortunately I was not able to make it into my first choice of Davison/Nugent.

Unfortunately, you can not bring you own AC to your dorm. However, you can bring fans. If you find yourself having trouble with the heat, you should talk to ResLife or your RA about it and if need, you can request a room change.

I don’t know if this is information you guys would know, but how are forced triples decided? Is it determined by the date of deposit placed, an overflow of people requesting triples, or something else?

We don’t really know how reslife decide on the forced triples. All factors you listed might be taken account. It might also have to do with whether if you have already paired with roommates. However, we know that almost all triples in BARH are forced triples this year.

What’s the best freshman dorm? Also do the buildings with a.c. allow for individualized changing? Or is it a entire floor thing.

Buildings with a.c. allows you to turn it on or off. Some buildings such as Nugent and Davison allows you to set the levels of the fan on a.c. For the best dorm, everyone has their own preference. If you like singles, North Hall and Sharp Hall are probably your best bet. Nugent and Davison have nice doubles. If you like to social and communicate with your hallmates, Freshman five are pretty good for that. Specific room pictures can be found under “Room Photo” tab.