Smith-Steeb Hall

Accessibility at this location was good but could be improved as all elevators are occasionally out of order. The building as a whole is fairly easy to navigate but some doors are heavy and would require assistance for those with weaker muscles. There are ramps leading up to all doors, and accessible door openers at multiple doors. Individual rooms are bit narrow to navigate for those in a wheelchair or who use other mobility aids.

We stayed at these dorms during Special Olympics Ohio, summer games. It was definitely a college dorm. The bathroom could use a little maintenance but I get it. The place is filled with college students out on their own for the first time with no supervision.

I live here, pretty cool. Also Vivek was here, and he’s my beta so, you know, five stras.

Average Dorm experience. Definitely try to live closer to North if you're an Engineering Major. Some kids on your floor aren't raised properly, but that depends on who's on you floor.

Worst community I've ever been a part of. Ashamed to say I lived there. Mean kids, ugly colors. This building is the sole reason I decided to leave college. My therapist said this was a healthy way to handle my emotions toward the structural violence and social stratification which flow through this building like a river.