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?College & Education •2800 Victory Blvd, Staten Island
Sergey S. • September 2, 2013Hang a coat and have shoes ready by the door. Be ready to film the monthly Othmer light show of fire alarms outside.
Michael S. • January 19, 2013This is a decent place to live for first time interns like myself to the Grand city of New York (and I guess specifically Brooklyn). Cheap, safe, and close to the subway and a ton of restaurants.
?Residence Hall •636 Greenwich St (btw Barrow & Morton St), New York
Mari • May 23, 2012Just ask the housekeepers on how things work from showers to laundry cards and washer machines They are very helpful
Daniel K. • December 11, 2010Make sure you meet the 4th floor RA Suhaly before she graduates in the winter, she'll always be the greatest person and friend you can be with.
Julie E. • October 17, 2013Broome is the hidden gem of NYU residence halls. Situated in a prime location with very large rooms and a great community, it is the place to live.
?Residence Hall •40 E 7th St (btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave), New York
7A Partnership • June 26, 2013Brand new lounges in the basement! Check out the fantastic new Communal Lounge with full kitchen, beautiful furniture, and an LED TV.
?Residence Hall •334 E 26th St (btwn 1st Ave. & Mt Carmel Pl.), New York
Daniel d. • January 27, 2011I don't like criticising just for the fun of it but some of the security personnel in this building need to get a Thesaurus for St. Valentine's so they can look up the words "manners" and "courtesy".
Eli S. • December 25, 2011Guys, don't try to get past the security guards. They will tackle at will!
?Residence Hall •5 University Pl (btw E 8th St & Washington Sq N), New York
Marco V. • October 18, 2011Try the California Roll - It's #sushi!
?Residence Hall •75 3rd Ave (btwn 11th & 12th St.), New York
Hannah P. • September 22, 2011when using the elevators, try to use elevator etiquette whenever possible: if someone is going to a floor 1 or 2 floors from yours, get out also and take the stairs. you'll burn extra calories, too!
Anna G. • February 12, 2014Pretty damn awesome. Used to be the most expensive hotel south of midtown and the lobby is gorgeous. I just wish my floormates had the same respect for such a historical building that I do.
HashtagNYU • February 25, 2015Besides the really big and spacious lounges, theres also free printing on the 3rd floor!
?Residence Hall •231 E 55th St (Marymount Manhattan College), New York
C • July 18, 2010Use the single elevator to get to floors 1-8, and/or walk up to 9 or 10. Much faster!
?Residence Hall •165 West 65th Street (Amsterdam), New York
Ashley R. • June 4, 2013Meredith Wilson... is a MAN!
?Residence Hall •600 W 113th St (Columbia University), New York
Ryan C. • January 22, 2013Not necessarily the swankiest place to live, but it does have a nice first floor lobby with treadmills. Definitely an alternative for those that live on 113th/114th and don't want to go to Dodge.
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