Bwog returns for Week Two of Housing Coverage 2020, with the update that all of Hogan has been claimed—but you still have a shot at EC!
Welcome back to Housing Coverage: Week Two! Please check out this thread on our Twitter to stay updated on housing throughout the day or reference Columbia’s live housing counter!
We kick-off today’s housing roundup with the alert that Hogan is all gone, but there are still some spots left in EC.
What’s gone: All of Hogan is now gone! All 3- and 4- person suites in EC, 3-person suites Claremont, and 2-person suites in Ruggles are also gone.
What’s left: We’re nearly 3/4 of the way through with all-senior housing groups, and pickings are starting to get slim.
- 10 7-person suites left in Claremont
- 24 5-person suites left in EC
- 54 studio-style doubles left in Watt
- 27 2-person suites left in Woodbridge
- 98 corridor-style singles left in Schapiro
- 41 corridor-style singles left in River
What’s scarce: There are very few suites left in Claremont, EC, and Ruggles. The brownstones are also almost full.
- 1 5-person suite left in Claremont
- 1 6-person suite left in Claremont
- 4 4-person suites left in Claremont
- 8 studio doubles left in 548 W113 Brownstone
- 4 studio doubles left in 627 W115th Brownstone
- 3 3-person suites left in 627 W115th Brownstone
- 7 2-person suites left in EC
- 3 6-person suites left in EC
- 1 3-person suite left in Ruggles
- 1 4-person suite left in Ruggles
- 7 6-person suites left in Ruggles
- 7 2-person suites left in Watt
Looking ahead:
While it’s odd that there are 13 8-person suites left in Ruggles, it’s even odder that there are 24 5-person suites left in EC. Fireworks aside, you guys really don’t want to live in EC? Okay, I guess. Also worth note: there are only 8 singles left in Nuss, traditionally known as a junior and sophomore-heavy dorm.
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@Very confused Woodbridge resident Someone picked Woodbridge 4B right on the first day of housing selection and I need to know WHY. 3-bedroom 2 person suites in watt and Woodbridge H-line with river view were still all available on high up floors, yet they picked the medium-large completely shafted 4B suite in Woodbridge. If you are one of the two students who picked this, please tell me why? Is there weed hidden in the walls? Cocaine underneath the kitchen sink? I need to know why to be able to sleep with a calm mind again. This just doesn’t make sense. It’s the greatest mystery of the 2020 housing selection…