Suggestions for Residential Building near University District, Seattle

Joshua W. • January 12, 2016Lounge to relax or study, offices, and games area. Oh, and the new starbucks.

Dustin C. • January 26, 2011Room numbers are on the glass parts of the doors. If you're trying to find a room watch for closed doors

Mike T. • December 1, 2011The Colts suck balls

Debora O. • April 18, 2019Don’t miss free First Friday’s at the Planetarium!

Kristopher J. • August 18, 2010The place I've spent more of my life the past year and where I expect to do the same for at least one more. It can get old really quick, but it does have its charm (especially when good friends are pr

Tory J. • June 25, 2012The view from the 4th and 5th floor lounges is beautiful!

Julia T. • March 4, 20133rd floor studios are drafty, bring a sweater

Colin • April 14, 2010Get lunch at the Vista cafe. Friday's they have Ivar's Clam Chowder (it's delicious).

Kassy E. • December 8, 2011Watch out for all the whiteboards, they're multiplying like rabbits.

Stanley V. • January 17, 2013Don't schedule a class after one down here. You will be late to the next one

John V. • August 18, 2011More geophysics than atmos.

Sophia • April 13, 2010The Graduate School is spread across several buildings. Visit the website for locations: www.grad.washington.edu.

joshua l. • October 7, 2014There's a vending machine with only milk on the fourth floor.

John G. • April 29, 2017Some of the best study areas are on the 2nd floor.

Julie C. • July 28, 2011Guy in black duster on 3rd floor is really hawt!

Manop J. • December 8, 2022Doing a dry run for Thursday

Holly S. • May 15, 2012If you're trying to get a bagel or coffee before class give yourself at least 5-10 minutes. The lines can be long!!