The phrase "a student room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a room designated for students, such as in a dormitory or shared living space.
Example: "After moving into the university, I quickly made my student room feel like home with personal touches."
Alternatives: "a dorm room" or "a student accommodation."
Patrick Seguin, a Paris dealer in mid-20th-century French furniture, spent a year organizing the exhibition, which also includes a desk from Air France offices in Brazzaville, Congo, that Perriand designed, and a student room by Perriand and Le Corbusier from the Maison du Brésil in Paris.
Facebook began life in a student room in 2003, and its original function was to enable Zuckerberg and his fellow Harvard students to rate each other's attractiveness and flirt with each other electronically; thus was born Facebook's signature double entendre, the poke.
Our local authority is only open on weekdays, in the afternoon, and I stay at a student room and I had to renew my ID card.
The fire began early Sunday hours after a 21st birthday party for one of the dead in a student rooming house one block east of campus on East 17th Avenue.
Each of these departments taking in everything from stone-age tools through Assyrian reliefs to Sèvres porcelain has a students' room where scholars may delve into the museum's archives.
In addition, if the individual is at least a half-time student, room and board are qualified higher education expenses.
Facebook turns 10 years old next Tuesday, completing a remarkable transformation from a project started in Mr Zuckerberg's student room to a global empire with more than 1.23 billion monthly users.
In a search of his student room, police found more weapons, maps and other suspicious material.
At 12 43 this morning, a small fire broke out in a student's room in Xavier Hall.
There is a student commons room that makes it convenient for students to learn from one another.
1919: Ten men gather in a student's room for services — the first documented prayer minyan of Princeton students.
