Colorado State University and the Lory Student Center contain several additional inclusive spaces to better facilitate a variety of needs.
The Lory Student Center (LSC), the main site for IWAC, is in compliance with ADA standards. It includes accessible signage, an automatic entrance, an elevator, water bottle refill stations that are inclusively positioned, and restrooms that are ADA-compliant and include changing stations. Additionally, the Lory Student Center, Computer Science, and Clark buildings are in close proximity to one another and are centrally-located within the campus landscape. Click here for a building map of the Lory Student Center.
You can also learn more about mobility impairment accommodations and campus accessibility through the Disability Center at CSU.
Single-stall restrooms across the Colorado State University campus have been converted to all gender restrooms, available for use by anyone who needs them. There are several located in the Lory Student Center and throughout campus.
Click here for a campus map that includes all gender restrooms and inclusive resources.
The Lory Student Center's lactation room is private, accessible, and comfortable and is located on the third floor (room 337). It includes a comfortable chair, a table, and locks from the inside showing vacant or occupied status on the exterior of the door. The room is available to CSU students and employees, as well as building partners, first come first serve. Click here for a campus map of lactation rooms. The Computer Science building also contains a lactation room on the fourth floor (room 437) available for use.
These rooms have been made available for the university community and visitors to meditate, pray, and otherwise spend time in quiet reflection. Reflection rooms are also called meditation rooms in some facilities. The Lory Student Center is one of the campus buildings that includes a reflection space. Click here for more information, including access to these rooms and scheduling information.