Paul Robeson House

Student housing. It’s got a twin-​sized bed against the wall, and about the same size for floor space next to it, followed by the same amount of space (about 2.5 feet) for a long wall desk/​shelf. Above are two wide shelves, where you can put books, kitchenware, whatever you want. You get three drawers at the end of the desk for storage. For anything else, make a trip to Muji.
Also has a small closet, and a personal bathroom. My bathroom has had issues where the faucet literally would spray ALL over the bathroom, until I twisted it to the point that it nearly came off, and I had to screw it back on again. It also has ONE tiny shelf right above the sink, which offers 2 faucets: one that is normal for about 10 seconds, then turns SCALDING hot, and the other, which remains semi-​cold, but you have to pull back up to turn back off (they’re the knobs that you usually push, and then they come back up automatically on their own). Also, had a guy come in 3 days in a row one week because evidently my shower was leaking to the floor below me, and though I waited over 24 hours each time, the water kept leaking through the filling.
The rooms are located in sectioned-​off areas, with a long hallway that leads to one common kitchen, and about 4 – 5 individual rooms.
If you want to talk to management or a «front desk» person, you have to leave the premises and go around the corner to the other building.
The wifi here sucks. It’s slow, and within a week of living here, my MAC got hacked.
Honestly, Elizabeth Croll next door is a lot nicer. You get a bigger (full-​sized) bed, more shelving to put your belongings– either an armoire or a bench with shelves, and your own personal kitchen– or at least a nicer one, depending what floor you live on. You also get a front desk person.