A little longer than the mattress. The mattress is 36" wide x 80" long. Sheets with deep pockets are advisable.

You can do both, but the process is different between the two halls because they have different beds.  In Gannon, you have to use the cabinet to loft your beds and obtain tools and parts from the Custodial staff.  In Goldsworthy, you will need to get a stabilizing bar and bed ends from the Custodial staff then follow the tool-free bed user guide.

We have guard rails and a ladder for Goldsworthy; only a guard rail for Gannon.

Depending on how you loft the bed, 8", 21", or 32". The beds can go from being very close to the ground to almost 3 feet off the ground.

In Goldsworthy, the most space you can create under the beds in the unlofted position is 32".  In Gannon, the most space you can create in the unlofted position is 33".

In Gannon, because the beds came with a cabinet as part of the lofting system, you also have the option of lofting the bed on top of the cabinet. In Golds, the space under the bed is 50" when lofted.

In both halls you can also bunk the beds together.

Yes

All rooms have closets, twin beds, small chests of drawers, desks, and lighting. All of Goldsworthy has track lighting; Gannon does not. Gannon has desk and hutches which also provide lighting.

In Gannon, the desks are 40" wide x 52" high x 24" deep, with 1 shelf above and 3 drawers.

In Goldsworthy, the desks do not have a shelf, but it has a detached 3 drawer cabinet which can be moved.

Yes

In Gannon, the dressers are 27" wide x 24" deep x 60 11/16" high, with a cabinet above 3 drawers, with 2 shelves inside the cabinet.

In Goldsworthy, the dressers are 3 separate stacking drawers, each measures 26 1/8" W x 24" D x 10" H.

There are 12, with 6 on each side of the room.

No

No

There are two shelves inside the cabinet provided. There is also a shelf attached to the desk.

Double rooms are 10'6" wide by 16'3¼" long.
Single rooms (Gannon 124, 224, 324, 424, 524, 624, and Goldsworthy 115, 215, 315, 415, 515, 615) are 9'6¾" wide by 16'3¼" long.

The windows are 10' wide by 3'5" high.

Yes, there are 2 wheelchair accessible rooms with private bathrooms and 1 hearing-impaired accessible room.

Both buildings have elevators, making the floors accessible. Also the basement area, which includes a recreation room and a computer lab, are accessible.

There are two sets of outlets along each side of the room, about 2 feet off the ground, and a third set higher on the wall near the closet, about 6 feet off the ground. The computer hookup is near the window on one side of the room. A fifteen to twenty foot Ethernet cable should be plenty to assist in putting your computer anywhere in the room.

There are two bathrooms and two shower rooms on each floor. One bathroom with sinks and toilets and one shower room with four showers are located on each wing.  On the coed floors, the bathrooms and shower rooms are separated by gender. Shower rooms are card access only specific to the student’s gender

Yes. Each floor has a study lounge. There are also two large study lounges on the main floor of Gannon/Goldsworthy.

In the bike racks under Goldsworthy. There are no indoor rooms for bike storage.

Southside Café, which is right out the back door.

Every floor has a microwave in the laundry room.  There is one kitchen in the Goldsworthy basement.  The hall has some pots and pans for use, but you will probably want to bring some of your own.

Gannon/Goldsworthy has a pool table, ping pong table, foosball table, big screen TV, weight room, kitchen, and computer lab.

Each floor has a washer and dryer.  The cost is built into the room and board.

The closets are 76" high, 45" wide, and 26" deep. A top shelf above the closet is 15" high.

Yes! While you may be covered under your parent’s homeowner’s insurance, claims against homeowner’s insurance can be expensive, especially compared to renter’s insurance. Personal property insurance is recommended by WSU. This insurance will cover your belongings if they are accidentally damaged, stolen, vandalized or suffer a loss from water, fire, smoke, etc. It’s very important to purchase coverage (starting at $65 for the year for $2,000 worth of coverage) so that in the event an emergency arises, you will have the funds to replace your items. If a loss occurs, WSU is not responsible. We strongly encourage all students to purchase this insurance as unfortunate situations can and do happen. Here are some common situations that can occur:

1. Water damage from sprinklers going off

2. Fire, smoke, explosion, windstorm

3. Theft

4. Accidental damage

5. Vandalism

To purchase this coverage, please visit http://www.haylor.com/college/washington-state-university/. You can also reach our broker that handles this plan (Haylor, Freyer, & Coon, Inc), at 866-535-0456 or student@haylor.com and they’d be happy to answer any questions that you have and help you enroll.

Please use blue painters tape for posters, and 3M Command strips to hang pictures.  If you use 3M Command strips, please do not remove the strips; our staff will remove them over the summer if the room needs to be painted.  Please do not use double-sided mounting products, permanent mounting products, blue mounting putty, tacks or push pins, masking tape, or duct tape.

No, because the electrical capacity of the hall cannot handle individual microwaves.  You can rent a Microfridge from us at check-in, first come, first serve.

Yes.  Check the Housing and Dining Policies link in the Residence Halls Contracts and Policies section for more information and scroll down to get to the sections on Microfridges or Refrigerators.