Haas Hall Reviews

Pros
Convenience: Close to classes and campus facilities, saving time and transportation costs.
Social Environment: Easy to make friends, join social events, and engage in collaborative learning.
Utilities Included: Often includes utilities like internet, water, and electricity in the rent.
Security: Usually have security measures in place, such as key card access and on-site staff.
Cons
Limited Privacy: Shared rooms and common areas can reduce personal space.
Noise: Potential for noise from neighbors and communal activities.
Rules and Regulations: Strict policies on guests, noise, and other behaviors.
Space: Limited room space and storage options.

Living at Haas was pretty enjoyable. It was in close proximity to a lot of buildings such as Sbisa (Dining Hall) and the MSC (Center of campus). Having my own bathroom was a bonus as well - custodial workers cleaned it once every week. Be prepared to live with a roommate. Overall a very positive living experience!

I loved living in Haas! Big rooms with natural light and private bathrooms. Also close to everything happening on campus.

The dorm really suffers from its age and age related issues. There is rust in a couple places and not everything is in the best shape. The layout is really spacious, except for the bathroom which is a bit cramped. The location is great. If you have a car I suggest registering early so you can park in the parking lot right next to the dorm.

Rooms facing Hullabaloo are much smaller in square footage than rooms facing McFadden. Really good location because it puts you inbetween heldenfels and the ILCB/ILSQ. Good access to Northgate if that's your thing. Also right next to Sbisa and the Underground. 2 people to a room that share a bathroom, community kitchen is meh.