The meeting and study spaces at Haus State College are designed for how students actually live and work. Whether you’re knocking out assignments, collaborating with your group, or just switching up your vibes, at Haus State College it’s easy to stay focused without feeling stuck in your space. Find your flow, settle in, and make it yours.
What Study Amenities Are Available?
- Private study rooms
- Co-working space
- Whiteboards
- Flat-screen TVs in select study spaces
- Dynamic seating options
- Resident lounge areas
- Recreation space with ping pong
Private and Shared Study Rooms
Private study rooms provide enclosed areas for reading, virtual classes, exam prep, and project work. Tables offer enough surface area for laptops, notebooks, and textbooks without feeling cramped. The separation from larger common areas helps maintain a quieter setting during midterms and finals, when campus libraries can become more crowded.
The co-working space features shared tables and individual seating arranged in an open layout. Outlets are positioned along walls and table areas to keep devices powered during longer sessions. This setup works well for independent study and small group collaboration, especially when coordinating presentations or reviewing coursework together.
Lounge and Gathering Areas
Beyond academic rooms, the main lobby and lounge areas create space for informal meetings and everyday interaction. Sofas and armchairs are arranged in conversational groupings, making it easy to meet with classmates before heading to dinner or to host small project discussions in a more relaxed setting.
The recreation area, including a ping pong table and additional seating, adds another layer to the meet-and-study experience. Residents often use the space as a study break between assignments or as a low-key way to unwind after classes. Because it sits near the lounge areas, it naturally becomes a gathering point in the evenings and on weekends.
Curious how the study rooms and recreation spaces are arranged? Take a tour of Haus State College to explore what our community has to offer.
