It almost feels like every Kellogg student lives here. I'd highly recommend it!

This apartment seems like it would check all the boxes and appears to be a great building on first glance. However, as a new building, there are a LOT of issues they still need to work out and management has not been very good about responding quickly to issues. Internet frequently goes out for several hours at a time. Amenities are pretty nice, but not really necessary (will you really use an indoor basketball court?).

Couldn't be happier with E2!

E2 has quickly become one of the most popular apartments for Kellogg students. While there have been some annoying internet and elevator issues in the first few months, E2 is still a great place to live. The ameniites are great, the units are beautiful, and its great to have tons of other Kellogg students in the building

Great amenities, friendly management, and really social building.

Overall a great place. Its pretty new so there are some recurring annoying problems (elevators occasionally break down, internet occasionally goes down, printer in the computer room is constantly without ink). You are forced to use one cable/ internet company, which is also bad. Its also a bit far from most supermarkets.

Other from that its amazing. Close to school (10 min walk). Tons of Kellogg students (its probably the building with the largest number), new units and the amenities are awesome (specially the pool/grills in the summer).

The apartments are a bit oddly shaped but very nice as everything is brand new. Rent is a bit high, but not bad comparable to the others. Unfortunately management can be quite slow to respond to requests-e.g., the internet has been out for hours at a time, which can be a problem when doing classwork...

Closet space and storage is quite limited, and the internet provided is not reliable.

E2 is poorly run. The internet is down frequently throughout the building as well as in the common areas. The pool closed in September even though it was in the 70s throughout the fall months. The folks at the front desk always seem to be bothered when you have any questions (except Sandy)

The building itself is new but that is about the only positive thing to say. Elevators often do not work. Internet goes out very frequently. The "business center" computers and printers do not work the majority of the time.