Is Dadisman Hall air conditioned?

No, Dadisman does not have air conditioning. It and Boreman Hall are the only WVU residence halls without it.

Who can live in Dadisman Hall?

All undergraduate students can apply — WVU's hall page states it is open to all undergraduates — though it's a common assignment for first-year students.

What size bed is in Dadisman Hall?

An extra-long twin. WVU lists the furniture dimension as 36" x 80" and its linen chart as Extra-Long Twin 38" x 80" — buy twin XL sheets.

Is Dadisman Hall a good hall to live in?

That depends on what you're optimizing for, but here's what's verified: Dadisman Hall has XL Twin, buy 38"×80" sheets beds with Multiple heights, ~12 in. clearance of under-bed storage, and is not air conditioned. West Virginia University provides recreation room, study rooms, community lounge, study desk and chair, dresser, free-standing wardrobe or closet, drapes, wastebasket in every room. Compare those specifics against your priorities — or see how Dadisman Hall stacks up against West Virginia University's other halls above.

Morgantown, West Virginia · Big 12 Flagship in Almost Heaven

Dadisman Hall Dorm Checklist 2026

West Virginia University

Single and double rooms with community-style bathrooms only, split across Dadisman East and Dadisman West; no triples and no suites

Verified Aug 18, 2026 · housing.wvu.edu

Dadisman is behind the Mountainlair, East/West sections. Community-style bathrooms only — no suite or triple option. Not air conditioned; along with Boreman, one of only two WVU halls without AC. Wall mirrors are noted as "not consistent" across rooms.

Bed SizeXL Twin, buy 38"×80" sheets
Under-BedMultiple heights, ~12 in. clearance
ACNo
On-CampusRequired

✓ In the room

recreation roomstudy roomscommunity loungestudy desk and chairdresserfree-standing wardrobe or closetdrapeswastebasket

✗ Not provided

fan (building has no AC)bath towelsshower shoescarpetingfitness roomair conditioning

⊘ Prohibited

same campus-wide prohibited list

Dadisman has no air conditioning — it and Boreman are the only WVU halls without it. Bring a fan.
Bathrooms are shared community-style only; no suite layout is offered here, and no triples either.
No fitness room in this building, unlike Boreman, Stalnaker and Summit.

Living in Dadisman Hall: what to know before you pack

The room

Dadisman Hall, located behind the Mountainlair Student Union on WVU's downtown campus, offers single and double rooms only — there are no triples and no suites in this building. The hall is organized into Dadisman East and Dadisman West sections, which share identical furnishings. Bathrooms are community-style, with a large shared bathroom on each floor. Every room includes a study desk and chair, a dresser, a free-standing wardrobe or closet, drapes, and an extra-long twin bed with roughly 11 3/4" of under-bed clearance measured at the frame's highest setting; the frame adjusts, but lofting and bunking are banned campus-wide and only 6-inch plastic risers are permitted. Wall mirrors are described by WVU as "not consistent," so bring one if it matters to you. Originally built as the Women's Hall Annex, Dadisman is now coed and open to all undergraduates, though its size and layout make it a common first-year assignment.

Day to day

With about 359 residents, Dadisman is a mid-sized downtown hall known for its straightforward layout — no suites, no triples, no themed Living-Learning Community, just single and double rooms off a community bathroom. It sits adjacent to Stalnaker Hall and near Boreman, a short walk from downtown Morgantown's shops, restaurants, and the Monongahela River waterfront. The building is not air conditioned — one of only two WVU halls in that category — so residents rely on open windows and fans through the warmer parts of the fall semester. Rooms are not carpeted. Amenities are basic: cable TV, WiFi, laundry, a recreation room, a community lounge, and study rooms, rather than the fitness rooms or dining halls found in some other WVU buildings.

Move-in day

Dadisman's move-in falls within WVU's general Fall 2026 window, Thursday, August 13 through Saturday, August 15. Because the hall has no air conditioning, pack a fan along with typical move-in gear — WVU specifically recommends this for buildings without AC. Community bathrooms mean shower shoes, a caddy, and a bathrobe are worth prioritizing over items meant for a private bath. Dadisman's downtown location near the Mountainlair puts move-in traffic in the same congested window as Boreman and Stalnaker, so an early arrival time helps beat the rush. A rug is worth bringing since rooms aren't carpeted.

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Dorm shopping guides: Mini fridge · Surge protector · Storage bins · Mattress topper · Desk lamp · Bedding sets · Twin XL sheets · Shower caddy · Towels · Shower shoes · Laundry hamper · Area rug · Mirror · Over-door organizer · Closet organizers · Fans (no AC) · Loft bed setup

Sources & verification — last checked Aug 18, 2026

Dadisman Hall FAQ

Does Dadisman Hall have suites?: No — Dadisman only offers single and double rooms with community-style bathrooms. There are no suites and no triples.
Is Dadisman Hall air conditioned?: No, Dadisman does not have air conditioning. It and Boreman Hall are the only WVU residence halls without it.
Who can live in Dadisman Hall?: All undergraduate students can apply — WVU's hall page states it is open to all undergraduates — though it's a common assignment for first-year students.
What size bed is in Dadisman Hall?: An extra-long twin. WVU lists the furniture dimension as 36" x 80" and its linen chart as Extra-Long Twin 38" x 80" — buy twin XL sheets.
Is Dadisman Hall a good hall to live in?: That depends on what you're optimizing for, but here's what's verified: Dadisman Hall has XL Twin, buy 38"×80" sheets beds with Multiple heights, ~12 in. clearance of under-bed storage, and is not air conditioned. West Virginia University provides recreation room, study rooms, community lounge, study desk and chair, dresser, free-standing wardrobe or closet, drapes, wastebasket in every room. Compare those specifics against your priorities — or see how Dadisman Hall stacks up against West Virginia University's other halls above.

Thinking About Living in Dadisman Hall Next Year?

If you're choosing housing for next year rather than packing for move-in, here's what's already verified about Dadisman Hall: it has XL Twin, buy 38"×80" sheets beds with Multiple heights, ~12 in. clearance of under-bed clearance, and there's no AC, so plan around that. On top of that, the room comes with recreation room, study rooms, community lounge, study desk and chair, dresser, free-standing wardrobe or closet, drapes, wastebasket; you'll need to bring fan (building has no AC), bath towels, shower shoes, carpeting, fitness room, air conditioning yourself; same campus-wide prohibited list isn't allowed. The full day-to-day breakdown above covers the room, the building, and move-in day in more depth.

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Living in Dadisman Hall: what to know before you pack

The room

Day to day

Move-in day

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Everything for your Dadisman Hall room

Fan — pack first

Bedding

Bathroom

Personal Care & Grooming

Self-Care Essentials

Storage & Organization

Closet Space-Savers

Tech & Power

Laundry

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Health & Safety

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Kitchen & Dining

Misc Essentials

Move-In Day Gear

Dadisman Hall FAQ

Thinking About Living in Dadisman Hall Next Year?

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