Washington State University is a public research university in Pullman, Washington.

Gannon/Goldsworthy dorm offers a mixed living experience that garners a range of opinions from its residents. Conveniently located near the market and café with a dining hall entrance nearby, it benefits from a prime location. However, this convenience is often overshadowed by several drawbacks. The dorm, described as old and somewhat unclean, suffers from maintenance issues such as malfunctioning elevators, broken washing machines, and occasional power outages. The shared kitchen is inadequate for the building's population, with only one small space available for over 400 residents. Although the dorm boasts large windows providing plenty of natural light and offers adequately sized rooms with decent storage, the thin walls make noise isolation impossible, leading to frequent disturbances. Bathrooms are a common concern, plagued with mold and poor ventilation, contributing to an unpleasant smell. Despite these shortcomings, some residents have found a strong sense of community, forming lasting friendships and social bonds.

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Stephenson Complex