Benson University Center
Beginning January 23, 2021
7:30am – 10:00pm M-F and 11am – 10:00pm on weekends
ZSR classrooms 476 and 204 are available as individual study spaces. Deacon OneCard key swipes are necessary to gain access; no reservation is necessary.
Usage policies can be found on Our Way Forward
In DeaconSpace, students may select “Book Now” beside “Wake Study Spaces [Social Distancing]” to find several conference rooms in Reynolda and Benson that are reservable for student study space. Reynolda Hall is open 7:30am – 10pm; Benson University Center is open 7:30am – 10:00pm M-F and 11am – 10:00pm on weekends. In order to book a Study Space, click CREATE A RESERVATION on the left side of the page, then choose “Book Now” beside “Wake Study Spaces [Social Distancing].” This choice also includes classroom spaces as outlined below:
**If you have an urgent need related to testing accommodations, please contact your departmental support staff or
Leigh Anne Robinson.**
Additional space has been opened for quiet individual study. Please be aware of and honor all policies on the
Our Way Forward website.
You will be able to check the updated list of study spaces here, including information on specific room availability, guidelines on accessing designated study rooms, and conditions associated with use of these spaces. This is a live document and will change as rooms are opened for student use.
Students may find socially-distanced open lounges inside and out of our academic buildings open until 11 pm, when academic building access for students ends.
In addition to the four reservable classrooms included on the list above, Wake Downtown has non-classroom spaces which are available for student study. Undergraduate students can access Wake Downtown via their Deacon OneCards from 7am-11pm, 7 days a week. Wake Downtown’s 1st floor classrooms are available for reservation from 7am-8pm M-F.
NEW in Spring 2021: The second floor cardio area has been converted to a temporary game room with recreation games that promote proper social distancing (i.e., air hockey, ping pong). One of the 4th floor Reynolds gyms has returned to a recreation space (i.e., students able to reserve a basketball goal to shoot hoops — 1 student per hoop).
The Wellbeing Center has a variety of study lounges available throughout the facility to meet students’ study needs. There are over 100 work tables with access to power on the 2nd floor of the Sutton Center gym. There is comfortable seating with tablet arms and work tables in the living room and one of the 4th floor Reynolds gyms. There is also a variety of seating scattered throughout the building if you are searching for a more intimate study nook. Students may access the Wellbeing Center via their Deacon OneCards from 10:00am – 10:00pm M-F/10:00am-10:00pm on weekends. Sutton Center study spaces only are available until 1am Sundays – Thursdays. All Wellbeing Center study space is first come, first served. *Access for study hours are through the Sutton Center entrance across from Kitchin. Deacon One Card must be scanned on the pedestal at the entrance doors.