The phrase "a dorm which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific dormitory and providing additional information about it.
Example: "I stayed in a dorm which had a beautiful view of the campus."
Alternatives: "a dorm that" or "a dorm where".
Still, it's cheaper than living in a dorm, which she did with the help of a scholarship her first year at UMBC.
The affected John Jay College building is not a dorm, which may seem surprising, but, as one of our bloggers, Sally Law, discovered earlier this year, bedbugs are quite fond of things other than beds.
I'll be able to live in a dorm, which is what I've been fighting for, but Stony Brook is close enough to the city that I can come home on the weekends or whenever I need to.
In protest, the whole team decided to camp out in a closed college dorm, which was later called an important bonding experience for the group.
In the wake of Clementi's suicide, Rutgers is now offering a gender-neutral dorm, which was originally conceived for transgender students but has developed into a unique option of pairing LGBT students with a member of the opposite sex who is also LGBT or who has expressed an understanding of LGBT issues.
Another kind of a table is for if you want to have pets in your dorm which is a good idea to have company, you could have a fish or a rat or a hamster or something so on that table could be your cage or fish bowl.
"We weren't quite so ambitious, so maybe we had more time for the long, drawn-out relationships of the kind Jeffrey Eugenides describes in 'The Marriage Plot.' We did have a coed shower in my dorm, which made national news the year I was using it.
Collins Wetangula, vice-chairman of the student union, told the Associated Press he had been preparing to take a shower when he heard gunshots coming from Tana dorm, which hosts both men and women.
The Clery Center, started by the family of a student who was raped and murdered in her dorm, which helped push for the nation's first campus safety law, also opposes the bill. .
A Berkeley student, Derek Low shows off BRAD (Berkeley Ridiculously Automated Dorm), which he outfitted with motion detectors, curtains that open and close with the help of a smartphone app, and, of course, a "romantic mode" including a disco ball and music.
(The boys' main residence is called Doar Dorm, which sounds like the babbling etymology of the word "barbarian").
