Morgan Hall WPI Reviews

Best Dorm for freshmen. I mean it has its drawbacks like every dorm, especially since its all first years, but it gives good sense of community. The chairs were not comfy tho.

The best part of living in Morgan Hall is that it's connected to the dining hall as well as the laundry facilities in the basement of Daniels Hall, so half the time you need to do anything you can stay in your pajamas. It's also very close to the academic buildings and right next to the gym which is... See more

Morgan is probably the best dorm at WPI. In terms of bright hallways, ability to meet people, and just the comfy rooms. It is not a whole lot of space, but comparatively to other dorms at WPI, it is a lot. I enjoyed having the bunks, with my desk on the bottom, and also plenty of space to put my mou... See more

Eh, not for me. Rooms are tight, I guess some people made friends but I spent literally no time there

10/10 in terms of cliche dorm living! Easy to make lots of friends on your and other floors. Super nice to be able to walk to the dining hall and not have to get bundled up in the winter. Large windows > Daniels windows, air was always easily circulated and everyone had a decent if not excellent vie... See more

Solid dorm to live in freshman year. Easy access to basically everything, dining hall, tutoring center, laundry are all in the building complex of Morgan and Daniels. Somewhat low ceilings when in bed. All beds are lofted and must stay that way. Floor culture varies wildly by floor. Bathroom is aver... See more

Morgan has very sizable rooms despite being triples, reasonably sized bathrooms for each floor that rarely left me waiting, decently sized common rooms with a large TV and furniture also on each floor, and is located right above the dining hall and just across the quad from most of the academic buil... See more

Rooms are good sized despite being triples. Located in the same building as DACA and connected to Riley Hall, which has laundry. Good during snowy weather since you don't have to leave for necessities other than class.