Really? I work in Fine Hall, and have trouble connecting sometimes.

Verizon and AT&T have recently installed cell sites atop Fine Tower, a building on the Princeton University campus and probably the tallest building in Princeton. Cell service in Princeton should have improved dramatically as a result. I understand that Sprint and T-Mobile will also be installing cell sites in the same location very soon.

Reception is, in general, extremely poor. At the top floor in Feinberg, I can get some pretty decent reception (4-5 Bars) but when walking around campus, reception is very bad.

Tough to make and receive calls, especially inside the house. I almost feel like there's no point in having my cell phone anymore, since my husband (on our family plan) can't get ANY signal on the Princeton campus where he works.

I have poor to no reception in the Kendal Park South Brunswick area. There is absolutely no towers or reception on New Rd.with this Samsung camera phone. I am told that it is the phone not T-Mobil. Also, in many parts of Princeton. I hear there is a tower at the University but they will not allow it to be used.

For some reason, there's near perfect reception in the Engineering building (Olden / Prospect Street). Even in the basement of the building, T-Mobile will get great reception, while my friends with Verizon do not. But in Butler Apartments only two blocks North-east, there is nearly no reception inside the apartments. If you step outside, OK! (2-3 bars) Inside, nope (0-2 bars). My friends with Verizon also go from full signal (5 bars) to 2-3 bars.

Reception for Verizon on campus got much better this year. I call always get a signal in the basement of the physics building while my friends can only use their T-Mobile phones upstairs.

nada... I have to go ot and walk for a block! sheesh!

Reception here is terrible, I either have to walk upcampus to talk, or lean out of a window and hope that I get at least one bar.

Sometimes I can get a decent call through if I'm outside. Indoors can get any sort of service. Wish we could get some more towers for the out skirts of Princeton.