The Honors Center serves both social and academic purposes.  Relax in our well-equipped Honors Lounge, enjoy a game of cards or chess, watch TV or listen to music with your fellow students. Or, bury yourself in the quiet Honors Study Room or Honors Computer Lab for some serious study. Have a project to do that needs to remain set up, such as a poster? Do it in our Project Room. All are reserved for Honors students only, in four separate, adjacent rooms at our new facility in the East Building. See the Floor Plan.

The lounge is outfitted with stereo and video equipment and is often used for having lunch, playing games, or informal group study sessions. The lounge also contains a kitchen with counter space, refrigerator, microwave oven, and cabinets.

The computer facility supports your academic interests. It's filled with the latest computer hardware, software, laser printers, and peripherals -- and is connected via Ethernet to the university network.

The quiet study room accommodates both individual and group study, with both private carrels and tables.  In good weather, Honors students can enjoy a view of the campus from our balcony.

In addition to these, we have a small meeting room accommodating up to about a dozen people, and a larger conference room.  Honors students can reserve the meeting room for committee meetings.

Rules for the Honors Center