It's about 7-9 mins driving from campus. My unit is pretty spacious and their are co-working space if you want to get out of your apartment. I haven't had any issues the management team is pretty responsive and helpful.

It's overpriced, but a nice apartment. My biggest complaint is that the walls are thin and I've had multiple issues with noise coming from upstairs apartments and the pool area. Gym is adequate for small things but has no real barbell weight rack for squats and bench--only a smith machine.

Good apartment on net. There are constant issues with the elevator systems, but every other element of the apartment has been great.

Clean and good neighbors, great units

I'll be renewing here for a third year because management is great, the building feels clean, and its proximity to the law school.

So if you want to live within walking distance of the law school and near classmates, you have a couple of options - Aura, Sabina, Marq, and Troubadour. I think Sabina is probably the worst but maybe I'm biased because I live here. The thing that sets Sabina apart (in the worst way) is the fact we have a stupid bluetooth app. You have to use the app to access the building - any entrance, the elevators, the gym, and parking, It's supposedly for security but really is just a pain in the ass. It doesn't work half the time. Since you need the app to enter the parking garage, it means that sometimes you could be stranded and not be able to leave because your car is stuck. Also, it can make packages and delivery services a pain because they can be locked out, the app isn't intuitive so you might not know which entrance to let them in through, and if the app isn't working then you have to go down to let them in yourself.
Also Sabina smells bad. Ex - even though Marq has valet trash, the hallways never smell bad like Sabina.
Elevators are always broken and cars will get broken in to (if you leave your stuff out). However I think the elevators break all the time at the other apartments (and I think car break ins are pretty standard at the other apartments as well).
On the plus side, we did get new management during the Summer of 2023. There has been a noticeable improvement with the new manager on site.

I think this is the cheapest place to live alone out of Sabina, Troubadour, Marq, and Aura. The floor plan is awesome. It's a little older with slightly less nice finishes than Aura and Troubadour but it's perfect for me. awesome maintenance team.

Maintenance is responsive and management is communicative. There are occasional issues (elevator not working, broken gym equipment, garage gate not serviced) but overall it is very comfortable

Sabina is convenient because it's close to the law school and lots of students live here, which I like. I think the studio apartments are a nice size and not too overpriced. They are modern and I get to have a balcony and the pool is nice. The gym is little but has enough for me.

I hate that there is a new bluetooth app that you have to use to get around the apartment. Because of that I would recommend doing Marq, Aura, or troubadour apartments instead of Sabina if you like the location. Half the time the bluetooth app doesn't work. So if you're parking in the garage and the app isn't working, you're literally stuck and can't get your car out. The elevators also break all the time and it takes forever to get them fixed (over a month). When they are working they are extremely slow. The hallways smell kind of weird. Packages are regularly stolen (there's no package room) unless it's USPS and it's small enough.

Convenient because close to school. Management is sub par but that's pretty standard for anything this close to campus. I've never had any real issues and have lived here 1.5 years.