With midterms studied for and now passed, Kirkwood students can be seen utilizing study spots across the Kirkwood Cedar Rapids Main Campus. Quiet places, natural light and comfortable seating are offered throughout the campus, providing options for any student.
Iowa Hall is the most frequented. With a large dining area on the first floor and an upstairs coffee shop, hosting several floors of student seating. It’s a large, open space, with window seating lined across each floor.
Students often use the second floor window seats as well as the couches and elevated seating for studying. Small rooms are also available for students craving a more private experience.
The library is popular as well. The second floor is a quiet zone for all while the first allows respectful discussions. Couches, armchairs, tables and private rooms are all available to students.
Other halls host a similar experience. Cedar Hall has the Learning Commons and large open spaces for studying.
Cushy armchairs can be found lining walls and bright windows making free time comfortable for students.
The top floor of Benton Hall has a small space available to students. Surrounded by windows and filled with different types of seating. Students can often be found here between classes.
Each hall has unique seating and experiences. Nielson is secluded, with chairs and tables on the third floor that offer an often quiet space for studies.
Linn Hall has a common area with armchairs and a coffee shop, as well as a Science and Math Center for additional help for students.
There is a study spot for every student at Kirkwood, and exploring campus can allow each one to find their favorite.
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