Simons Hall could be your homework’s new home

Looking for a place to study thatfeels a little more like your room?

On the St. John’s campus, hidden within Simons Hall, there is lounge that could be just for you. The second floor of Simons Hall offers a couch area that has blankets and a little table right by the stairs. When you walk down the hall, there are two high tables with adjustable roller chairs, perfect if you want to move around the chairs. One of the tables is in the middle of the space with six chairs while the other is put against the wall with two chairs. There is also a lounge chair in the corner of the room. So, depending on how you want to work, there are multiple
options for you.

Simons Hall could be a great place to study either on your own or with friends, especially if you prefer a more informal and relaxed environment. Since this area is less formal than a library, conversations can happen at a normal speaking level without feeling out of place. At the same time, if you prefer to work quietly or study in silence, that is also welcomed and respected within the space. This makes Simons Hall a flexible option for students with different study preferences and needs. Though there are limited charging ports available in the main areas, the classrooms surrounding the space do have charging ports that can be used when available.

Another benefit of Simons Hall is its location. It is closer to the Link stop by Sexton, making it a particularly convenient study option for students who spend time in that area of campus. If you are looking for a study space that is easy to get to from the Sexton stop and want a more casual environment where you can either talk with friends or study quietly, Simons Hall would be a good place.

Next time you find yourself staring at your textbook without getting much done, consider leaving your room and trying the building’s study area. Take this study spot to focus and get things done. Stop by, find a seat and make it your go-to space for studying.