For everyone who has class on the 5th floor there is an elevator to take. However, I suggest taking the stairs for some extra cardio in your day. Also, the atrium is a good place for group projects.

This is a great business building with fantastic faculty throughout the building. This is also a great place to study after 7 PM on the weekdays and during the weekends since no one is in here.

You can't get into the Straz computer lab unless you are a business student . You can awkwardly wait for someone to let your in or you can go to Cudahy or Raynor computer lab--all students get access

The atrium is one of my favorite places to grab a coffee and read on campus. Also fun to people watch .

Downstairs by the Brew has a great place for study groups. Large tables and relatively quiet , not to mention coffee readily available!

The brew is a great place to hang out between classes and fyi the women's bathrooms are on the first and 3rd floor.

I wouldn't suggest studying in the atrium ... It's always freezing!

The cafe here must of taken the Econ courses. They price their food knowing the have a captive market .

Sister Ennis is a great teacher and great person. Take her for class if you can

For a quick pick-me-up, hit the brew in the atrium for a coffee or snack .

We have a computer lab , but you must be a business student to swipe in!

Get to know Dean Terrian ! He's super helpful and a great resource.

Having a class on the fifth floor DOES NOT warrant using the elevator .

Stop by Dean Terrian 's office if you ever have a question...he is always willing to help

Home to "the Master" Dr. Steven Lysonski. One of the best.

Great professors

If you're going to visit your professor , ask for directions. The hallways get very complicated

Dr. D is a pretty good teacher !

Grab a soy toffee latte before class !

We need a new business school building!

Take the stairs .

Classes with Kohls and Daniels are the best options!

Respect business students . You'll be working for us one day.