E2 is a good place where a lot of MBA students live.

Location is the best besides Park Evanston. Management is horrible, and I personally got stuck in the elevator. Rent is outrageous. Very convenient for group meetings (I've had very few that aren't at the hub at places that aren't E2). This was one of the main reasons I decided to live there. The community that on a cold night you can just go down a couple floors is key. If you're willing to spend $$ it's still one of the best options. Would have considered Centrum instead but I don't regret living in E2.

Solid option for Kellogg

The E2 townhomes are the best kept secret. More room than the apartments, individual entrance to the street (underrated given the speed of the elevators), and cheaper per person than most other places in E2!

Location is not great.
Elevators are frequently damaged.
Internet connection is down very often.
Nice amenities and finishings - Too expensive for what it is.

The camaraderie in the building is strong, but the management company is very frustrating to work with.

good building, not ideal mgmt.

E2 has great amenities and is a modern building. Sometimes dealing with management can take longer than necessary, so please be aware of that. At times, an elevator will break down which makes it tough to get up and down floors with fewer operational elevators.

While E2 is a great building that is very social for Kellogg students, I think it's over-priced for the value you get and there are a lot more options cropping up that are worth considering

Great to have easy access to pool during summer / late spring months and 4th floor common room for group work (though common area internet is spotty). Nice to have packages received but much more convenient in east tower. If I could do it again, probably would have gone with Centrum if i needed a one year lease to pay less or Optima Horizon to get way more for my money (have heard some people have 2 Bed / 2 Bath for the same price as my 1 Bed / 1 Bath at E2)