Spaces & Amenities Within the Residential Towers
Skybridge
The lower level of the bridge is a social space with lots of seating, a TV area, and a ping pong table.
The upper level of the bridge is a study space with comfortable chairs and both large and small group study spaces. Students living in the Residential Towers have the ability to reserve study space through Roompact; however, students may utilize the space at any time that the rooms are not reserved.
The Diaco Family Skybridge Lounge has been named for Anthony Diaco from the Class of 1963, a significant supporter of the University Complex Center project. Several of the study spaces and lounges on the upper level have been named by alumni and donors.
Floor Lounges
This lounge is for residents of the floor to gather, socialize, study, and of course, take in the view. Each floor in the Residential Towers has a similar lounge. Half of the lounges have a living room setup, and the other half are furnished with tables and chairs for studying and eating.
Several of the lounges have been named by alumni and donors.
Laundry Room
There are 2 laundry rooms located on the east end the 3rd floor of both the North (Harris) and South towers.
Each room contains 18 (9 set of stackable ) dryers and 17 washers, equaling a total of 36 dryers and 34 washers for the entire complex.
LAUNDRY ROOM INSTRUCTIONS
Front Desks
A desk attendant will monitor each Residential Tower lobby at all times to ensure a secure and safe environment for residents. The desk attendant can assist students with emergencies and questions. Adding to the safety features, students will swipe into the building through turnstiles. Guests need to be signed in by a resident of the Tower at the front desk area. Additional information regarding the guest policy can be found in the Stevens Student Handbook.
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