The 4th floor in the West Tower is a group study zone where talking is permitted. Individual study rooms can be checked out for two hours at a time. Small conference rooms with various media equipment are also available where you can make Skype calls or practice video presentations.
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Play it up at Game Night on Thurs., Aug. 16, 8-11 p.m. Make new friends over board games , card games, and video games at the Wells Library . There’ll be free snacks too!
IU is one of best universties that really cares about its students. And Wells Library is the proof.
Second floor undergrad side by the windows is the best place to sit. Here you can tell time passes. Anywhere else above that floor there are no windows. U can be there for days and not realize it!
The 2nd floor of the East Tower is a great place to study . They have outlets available!
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Second floor is great for silent study with lots of windows. Third floor had no windows but is still silent.
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Don't hesitate to go to the adaptive tech office if you feel aches in your arms or back from using the computer. They loan out technology like books !
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Find books your professor put on reserve in Media & Reserve Services on the ground floor. You can also check out digital cameras , iPod Touches, GPS units, and DVDs there.
Every bus stops here so for those who are lost or freshmen, go to wells !
Check out the variety of pastas at the sub place in the downstairs cafe . They're good and not too expensive .
Try the Three-Cheese Panini from the Commons Café . I recommend cheddar , mozzarella , and pepper jack . Amazing!
The reference librarians on this floor are bar none the best. If all else fails ask for lou
The lobby and Information Commons area are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week year round! Read more
The best area is along the wall across the windows over looking the roof
The best place to study - downstairs in the kent cooper room ... Shhh! ^_*
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Pulling an all nighter? We give out samples of energy drinks! Contact us!
Do not check in here!This is not the official check-in for Wells and it has not been around as long as the other one! This is why this check in only has 452 total check ins vs. 15,950 on the other one
3rd floor is a quiet place to study and see all of NPHC on Sundays!
4th floor is just people who want to talk about their weekends, 3rd floor is so much better!
Take a break and go to the gym . You earned it! Your brain and body will thank you later
Window seats are the best choice.
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There's no better way to start off a morning of studying than with a donut from the Café in the lobby.
The plotter printers use 36x108" canvas' and any TCC consultant on the first floor can help you!
Everything bagel . Toasted. Vegetable cream cheese .
shush people.. if you wanna socialize go to the bars .. or at least out of the damn lab
Try a Pumpkin Latte at Starbucks!!!!
I come here to socialize and not study
Try the marshmallow lattes in the cyber cafe !
At study tables on the 5th floor
It is a decent place to study
Computer labs on second floor
The forth floor smells like a middle school locker room
Getting work done
work for tcc... you'll own this place on foursquare
Stay away from my carrel!
Redo the lobby!
Time to get shit done.
YUP still here