Boston University Dorm Tour: Warren Towers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Comprising three towers, each 18 stories high (with 14 residential floors), Warren Towers is hard to miss. Allyson Imbacuan (CAS’23), a Tower B resident assistant, provides a tour of BU’s largest dorm, home to 1,795 students (most of them underclassmen).
Imbacuan takes us inside the Warren Towers Dining Hall, which serves up 4,000 meals a day, shows off some of the dorm’s many study lounges, the rec room, and laundry room. She even gives us a glimpse of her own dorm room, and offers some fascinating historical tidbits.
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GIRL U KILLED IT 🤭 you just made me 10x more excited!! This was super thorough and you’re an amazing speaker ❤️
So glad they posted in updated one! Can’t wait to go here next year!
This was so helpful! Thank you so much
As a BU Alum from a few colleges there, I am quite surprised not much has changed at Warren Towers. I would have thought some of improvement over the years would have brightened up the place. Guess students are still at the bottom at Warren. Wonder if you still have all those fire drills Fri/Sat/Sun - it was nuts when I was there.
Very nice tour, Allyson you look like an old pro in front of the camera. Keep up the good work and God Bless you.
Lived there freshman year. Honestly not the worst dorm but definitely not amazing. There VERY little privacy if you want private space, bathrooms can be gross depending on your floormates, and dining halls EH but all n all couldve been worse
I thoroughly enjoyed your video of the Warren Towers
Thank you for this! Can we get a rough idea on what to expect when we arrive for move-in day? What is the parking situation like? Is it a long way to walk? Will the dining halls be up and running from the very first move-in day? This is my first time sending off my kid so please forgive my obvious separation anxiety.
I got admitted to questrom and I didn’t have the chance to visit and this was great!
Such an incredible area! I want to go here even more now.
It actually not that great
@@anthonylin7491 why do you say that?
Well done Allyson...
So nice
Allyson you did a really good job; I hope you're a communications major!
Great tour my son is there Warren tour .
Nice...
That was actually really educational and entertaining. I was wondering how American universities actually looked like from a student's perspective, but most vids I found were moving-in vlogs and such, which were more focused on the room than the whole dorm.
One day I must pay a visit Boston University
not warren towers being featured 💀
She must love college
Does not look too different than it looked when I lived there, 1974-1977. I had rooms at one time in all 3 towers, 17B, 16C, 18A etc etc.
In the basement there was a "computer room" a.k.a. IBM Selectric typewriter terminals used to access the IBM 370/168 mainframe on campus. PCs had not yet appeared!
I was there in 1979 and you're right, not much has changed. I went from a fairly strict prep school, so it was like club med for a semester or two. We had wheel chair races from tower A to B, the B to C and back to A. Turns out, wheel chairs are expensive, and if you didn't make the left from A to B, the rider went down the escalator. They looked like shark victims the next moring.
Avoid warren at all costs, worst dorm imo but the dining hall is ok
Don't live in warren trust me
Why...?
@@someoneonline18 its the wild west it has cockroaches and everyone widely considers it to be the worst dorm on campus
it’s not that bad
@@elenag2169 yes it is lmao literally any other dorm at BU is better