Safe Study Spaces
In addition to study spaces that may be available in the residence halls, Student Success Center, Lovejoy library, and the University’s computer labs, the University has recently designated a number of classrooms in each of the academic buildings for use as student study spaces. These could be particularly useful for students with back to back synchronous and face to face courses.
The study rooms, which will have restricted seating that facilitates social distancing, are available to students on a first-come, first-served basis. Maximum room capacities will be indicated on or near to the entrance of each room. Student numbers should not exceed these capacities, and students are reminded of the need to both engage in social distancing practices and wear an appropriate face covering while in these study spaces.
Please check specific building hours for opening and closing times. Facilities staff may request that individuals relocate to accommodate cleaning needs. Room locations indicated with an asterisk have scheduled cleaning times that occur after the building has closed to allow uninterrupted access to those spaces.
Fall 2021
- Alumni Hall 0333 (AH 0333)
- Alumni Hall 3402 (AH 3402)
- Dunham Hall 2039 (DH 2039)
- Engineering Building 0140 (EB 0140)
- Engineering Building 1170 (EB 1170)*
- Engineering Building 2170 (EB 2170)
- Founders Hall 0310 (FH 0310)
- Founders Hall 0312 (FH 0312)
- Peck Hall 0309 (PH 0309)
- Peck Hall 0412 (PH 0412)
- Peck Hall 2408 (PH 2408)
- Peck Hall 3312 (PH 3312)
- Science East 1264 (SE 1264)*
- Science East 2212 (SE 2212)
- Science East 2216 (SE 2216)
- Science East 3264 (SE 3264)
- Vadalabene Center 2007 (VC 2007)
SSC Small Study Rooms
The Student Success Center a state-of-the-art facility that was built to maximize student success and includes 5 small study rooms on the lower level. The study rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis for student usage only. The small study rooms are limited to 2 or 3 students at a time and a maximum 3-hour limit per use is enforced. Access is granted through the students active Cougar card. Individuals must follow the people-focused health and safety protocols at all times and wear a face covering while utilizing the spaces.
Morris University Center
The Morris University Center continues to offer several meeting and event rooms for the campus community. MUC has adjusted the rooms and setups that are available. Room setups will remain constant and changes to the setup will not approved at this time. All meetings and events are subject to charges based on the current rate schedule. For more information about the exact rooms and their capacities visit the Event Services Office website. Events must follow all current Restore Illinois and SIUE guidelines and have an approved Safety Plan on file.
Student Fitness Center
The Student Fitness Center offers recreational space for students, student organizations and departments to reserve for programming and event use. The SFC reservable spaces include:
- five hardwood multi-purpose courts for basketball, volleyball, badminton or pickleball
- A multi-purpose court for roller hockey, soccer, futsal, tennis, basketball or volleyball
Student Fitness Center scheduling for SIUE student organizations and departments is available through the EMS reservation system or you can call the Campus Recreation Department at 618-650-5822. Events must follow all current Restore Illinois and SIUE guidelines and have an approved Safety Plan on file.
Housing Spaces (University Housing ONLY)
University Housing Activity Wing Space - University Housing activity wing spaces include classrooms, small conference room, and multi-function rooms.
University Housing Outdoor Spaces - University Housing outdoor spaces include outdoor recreational areas, the Woodland Bowl, etc.
