Cox Hall
Connecting the Academic Quad and the Goizueta Business School to Asbury Circle is Cox Bridge, running alongside Cox Hall. Cox is a central location on campus for students looking for something to eat, somewhere to send their newest 3D print, or a comfy couch to take a midday nap.
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Cox Hall Food Court
A Comfortable Space
The TechLab
⭐ Cox Hall Food Court
If you’re looking for an alternative to the Dobbs Common Table dining hall on campus, you won’t get much better than the Cox Food Court. The Food Court has a wide array of options, including tacos and quesadillas from Twisted Taco, rice bowls from Maru, pizza from Ray’s, and even a Philly cheesesteak hoagie from Char’d. Or if you don’t want a full meal, you could just grab a coffee and a pastry from Blue Donkey. The Food Court also offers pre-made sushi, sandwiches, and snacks if you need to grab and go. Students can use their on-campus currency, Dooley Dollars or Eagle Dollars, as well as cash and credit/debit cards.
⭐ A Comfortable Space
The Cox Computing Center is home to comfy couches, big beanbags, and plush pillows, making it one of the most comfortable places to study on campus. Or, if you just need a place to take a nap, it’s great for that, too. ! Most of the furniture in the Computing Center is on wheels, making it a great space to work or hang out with your friends, and if you’re feeling competitive, the Computing Center has a PS4, an Xbox One, and a Nintendo Switch—games included—that students can play and use.
⭐ The TechLab
If you’re interested in the cutting edge of technology, look no further than the TechLab. Located in the Cox Computing Center, this is a space for students to explore the research and development of new and emerging technologies. The Techlab has 3D printers and scanners that all students can use, and it can be a great place for tech-minded students to find an on-campus job. The TechLab offers regular workshops to train students in the use of its equipment, so you don’t need any experience to get started, just curiosity.
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