Suggestions for College Academic Building near University of Alberta, Edmonton

Anita H. • October 14, 2010If you want to become an occupational therapist, physiotherapist or speech and language pathologist... Then this is the place!

ちゃっぴー • August 9, 2011That's wonderful place. I wanna work here.

UAlberta • November 9, 2010Visit the Administration Building (built 1957), the first building on campus with air conditioning and an elevator. On September 9th, 1982, the building was the site of an armed robbery.

UAlberta • November 9, 2010Explore some of the exhibits available for viewing on the main floor gallery of the Human Ecology Building. The collection comprises more than 16,000 items spanning 250 years.

UAlberta • November 10, 2010Visit the University’s first home on campus: Athabasca Hall. In 1911, it had 50 residences, 7 classrooms, 5 labratories, a library, a reading room, administrative offices, a dining hall, and a kitchen

UAlberta • May 27, 2011Assiniboia Hall is the where the Office of the Chancellor, and the U of A Senate, is located.

Brett M. • September 15, 2010Come visit the RMBS exec in their office, room 2-02, and don't forget to check out the website at www.rmbs.ca for the best reading week around.

UAlberta • November 10, 2010Walk through the tropical greenhouse in the Agriculture/Forestry Centre. There are 150 tropical plants and an overly friendly bird named Sam too.

C H. • January 29, 2013Try to get an aisle seat, will help when class is over!

Rich C. • November 8, 2011On level 2, walk to the west side of the building for a seven-storey glass area that fills the building w natural light!

UAlberta • May 9, 2011Hours for the Paleontology Museum are 8:00 am - 4:00 pm.

UAlberta • November 9, 2010Take a long hard look at the 14-storey Henry Marshall Tory Building. Apparently it leans toward the river. This building hosts classes in Economics, Political Science, Sociology, History, and Classics

Nav • November 29, 2011Great building with access to the train, all the health science students associations, computer labs, and most importantly, a starbucks to feed your caffeine addiction.

Steph A. • July 19, 2012Visit the balconies on the east and west sides of the 3rd floor... Beautiful gardens and a great place to enjoy your lunch/study breaks!

Brett M. • September 15, 2011Check out Eva sweet waffles in the cafeteria, you will not be disappointed

University of Alberta International • July 4, 2012With two coffee shops this place is great for when you need a nice relaxing coffee break between study sessions or need some caffeine to help energize your session!

Jack Y. • February 8, 20114th floor room 4104 - best study spot on campus!

Muhammad Waheed A. • May 3, 2012Q. Which day is stronger..! The Answer is..! Its Sunday Coz Monday Is A Weekday (Weak day)…………………;

Braeden P. • November 2, 2011UACS has awesome cheap food (drinks, treats, and microwaveable food), and there are nice big tables and desks for studying/working.

Jon L. • December 12, 2011Always places to sit and study in E5-12.

Stephen S. • June 5, 2013Alway stop by the security desk to check in

Cynthia S. • August 4, 2011Check out the giant slice of Douglas Fir on the second floor outside the Dean's office. A tree slice like that is called a "cookie" so this is sometimes called the "cookie lounge."

Matthew H. • November 29, 20104th floor cafeteria is a great place to eat and relax

Sharmaine Z. • December 6, 20134th floor patio is a nice hidden area.

UAlberta • March 15, 2011The Student Lounge in the Arts Building is a great place to study, or sneak in a nap between classes.

UAlberta • March 18, 2011St. Joe's has a library in the basement that is a very quiet and peaceful.