community learning centers

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Community Learning Centers

Community Learning Centers (CLC) are a hub of academic support. With locations in each of our residential neighborhoods, each CLC offers individual and group study space and an open access computer lab with printers. CLCs are a quiet place to study and work on group projects. | Locations and Hours

Northside Community Learning Centers

Located on the first floor of Hullabaloo Hall, in Room 126. This facility offers individual and group study spaces, an open‑access computer lab and weekly tutoring, providing a quiet place to study or collaborate on group projects. The Northside CLC is available to all on-campus residents and can be accessed 24/7 via card swipe during the Fall and Spring semesters. Staff are present in the space daily, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

A quiet computer study room in a residence hall featuring high ceilings, large windows with blinds, individual desks, desktop computers with privacy partitions, and rolling chairs. Natural light fills the space, providing a bright environment for studying and academic work.

Gardens Community Learning Centers

Located in the Gardens Activity Center across from the Gardens Apartments Community Center. This facility offers individual and group study spaces and an open‑access computer lab, providing a quiet place to study or collaborate on group projects. The Gardens CLC is open 24/7/365 for students living at the Gardens Apartments, with staff available in the space daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Students use a bright residence hall common area with large floor-to-ceiling windows, lounge seating, and study tables. One student sits on a bench writing in a notebook while others work independently nearby. Natural light fills the space, and power-access tables support studying and collaboration.

Southside Community Learning Centers

Located on the first floor of the Southside Commons Lobby, in Room 101, this facility offers individual and group study spaces, an open-access computer lab and weekly tutoring nearby, providing a quiet place to study or work on group projects. It is available 24/7 via card‑swipe access for on‑campus residents during the Fall and Spring semesters, with staff present in the space daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Two female students are sitting on a couch and holding a laptop while studying together.

Westside Community Learning Centers

Located inside the White Creek Community Center, in Room 115. This facility offers individual and group study spaces, a resource library and an open‑access computer lab. It also provides a color printer for student use. The center offers a quiet place to study or collaborate on group projects. The Westside CLC is available to all on‑campus residents and can be accessed whenever the White Creek Community Center is open via card swipe during the Fall and Spring semesters, with staff available in the space daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.