Lucy Stone Hall

They really made efforts to improve the aesthetics of this place. Classrooms A143 and A142 are nicely furnished with bright light fixtures and many comfortable seats. (Pictures are from A143).

Uncertain if this is all but true, but the building was used as an administrative military complex of the sorts many decades prior. That would explain the fortuitous energy that radiates from the walls of every corridor. I experienced several recitations of widely ranging subjects and attended several writing workshops provided by the learning center office within the building. This building also contain a large underground complex with long winding halls that connect to several other facilities on campus. I have yet to understand the winding and endless tunnels this complex contains.

Great experience