i imagine you need a narrow stall so you can prop yourself up while sitting on the toilet.
Best place to nap on campus?
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i imagine you need a narrow stall so you can prop yourself up while sitting on the toilet.
I was going to say that the women's bathrooms in Ross Hall were pretty perfect. They have lounge areas outside of the actual bathroom with couches in them.
I would bet you ten bucks there will be something like this within the next ten years.
I once took at a nap at the MU (Howe Hall got rid of its couches in the basement) before I had a shift at Seasons. It was ~4am or so on the second floor by the TV. I woke up to the TV being on and what I presume was a homeless guy watching it. Pretty surreal.
Go up to the 3rd floor of the MU and walk like you are going back to the study abroad office. There's a little place in the one hallway with two old and kind of sketchy looking chairs, a table, and a lamp. There's a little bit of noise since people are walking past, but it would work if you can nap while sitting in a chair.
Otherwise just go into a random lecture hall.
Otherwise just go into a random lecture hall.
Random example.
Lush's seats weren't comfy enough for napping. If you want to sleep in a lecture hall, go to the one in the Pork building behind Kildee. Holy crap, even when I liked the class I could barely stay away. Seats that lean back, a warm temperature......
I don't know that I ever really napped on campus besides trying once or twice in the Reading Room. Works if no one's in there, but if it's a party, well you probably want in on the convo instead of napping.
I'd always just sneak down to the steam tunnels. Nice and warm in the winter time, plus there's access near just about wherever you're at on campus. It's a win-win.
There's one who frequents the first tier of the library. He reads some, or at least appears to be reading.
I know it doesn't help right now, but in the spring my go to was Central Campus. Lie down in the hot sun and I'm out!
lower level of Howe Hall, on a couch. it's decently hidden from all the light coming in the windows
I second this. Used to be my prime spot. Not only do you get your own individual privacy with your nap at a place where you can fully lay out, but you've got some nice window views while you are at it.
