Murray Hall

It’s really expensive but if you choose to live on campus this is one of the better places to stay. Especially if you don’t really like bunking or sharing a room with other roommates, as you get your own bedroom here with a door that is able to lock. The living area is shared. It’s a lot easier to study at home with a room to yourself. There’s some little restaurants in the building with a variety of food choices, so it’s very easy to get food. However, these restaurants take forever. The stir fry place actually leaves raw meat and raw shrimp sitting out. And I’ve definitely gotten sick from it before. Like just today actually, I decided to give it a chance. Learned again the hard way.

It’s a 50/50, especially with your roommates. You might get someone you don’t like and it’s a toss up, on top of this, it costs about $6000 a semester, compared to cheaper prices off campus. If you’re living in a dorm and trying to save money, stick to the ones with community bathrooms and stuff, it’s simply not worth the extra money you would have to pay unless you have an excess

Pretty good place to live on campus for your first year! Good size rooms, bathroom, and living room. The staff at the front desk are awesome. Matienence is super quick if you ever have a problem. Cleaning staff is also super sweet. Overall great place to live. The only con is the Sam’s place doesn’t have the best food, so I normally went to other dining halls to get food. But there is Einstein bros and chick fil a at Rawls which is right next to Murray and Starbucks across in the honors hall. The study lunges and laundry rooms are also nice!

I had lived on the third floor meant for transfer students. Met a lot of awesome people and helped me to transition into a new school. Luck enough to get good mates and relatively close to everything on campus

Murray is one of the best dorms on campus, the rooms are split individually into 4 bed rooms. I live on the fourth floor and have found it to be the best floor because the roof is much taller. I don't think you could hear anyone above you on the other floors because the floors are made from really thick cement. If you have a choice, go with room A, they tend to be the rooms made for handicap, meaning they are nearly double the size, that means it cuts into the B rooms, avoid those. Downstairs has lots of options for food, burritos, burgers, sandwiches, pizza, fruit etc. There is no laundry room or study room on the 4th floor, you need to go down to any other floor if you need to use either. It isn't a big deal though because the elevator is right next to both. There is a trash room on every floor. Packages and mail get will be delivered to the office on the first floor. Murray can be tough to get into, if it's full your only option is to check back every day for a slot. I find the most of the people working downstairs with the food annoying, they don't care about you or the service they provide. Not a bad dorm at all though!