With midterms approaching next week, there are plenty of spaces students can use to work on assignments, attend Zoom classes or prep sessions, and study. Earlier this semester, the University identified a wide range of study spaces across campus that are open throughout the day—whether a short break in-between classes or a long day of studying—and accommodate social distancing.
The following locations are available regularly for student use:
Additionally, students have access to more than 50 classrooms that have been identified as open locations for use. Please note that some of these classrooms are scheduled for a limited amount of classes. To access the weekly class schedule and visit room links, students can access the Classroom Study Space page. Please maintain social distancing when using these spaces and follow occupancy guidance per classroom.
Story by Alana Boyd ’21, Communications Graduate Assistant
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