Top Six Alternative Study Spots on Campus

As midterm season approaches, students are seeking study locations beyond their rooms or the library. A list of six alternative study spots on campus has been compiled to assist those looking for a conducive environment.

The Chambers Building features study rooms and a quiet bridge area with large windows and comfortable booths, making it an ideal choice for group work. The University Health Services courtyard offers a pleasant outdoor setting with tables and shade, although it can get busy during peak times.

For those who prefer a lively atmosphere, the Engineering Collaborative Research and Education Building provides multiple study areas and food options. South Residence Hall Commons is another bustling location with various seating arrangements, including quiet study spaces on the upper floors. The walkway above Shortlidge Plaza offers a serene view, while the Huck Life Sciences Building Bridge allows for a brief people-watching break. Additionally, students can utilize empty classrooms in the Willard Building for a temporary study space, provided they leave them as they found them. Remember to bring a laptop charger and snacks for a productive study session.