The answer is Hale Library. Thanks to funding provided by the students of Kansas State University, Hale Library is home to the K-State InfoCommons, an environment integrated with resources ranging from computer programs and high-powered online databases to good old-fashioned books. A total of 213 PC and Mac computers are available for students to use plus wireless access. Best of all, there are people there to help you navigate through it all.
Visit our Anita Lehner 24-hour Study Center, located on the Ground Floor of Hale Library, for coffee, food, and late night studies. The center includes PC and Mac computers, a laser printer, and Einstein Brothers Bagels. Vending machines are located on the Ground Floor and also on the 2nd floor near Hale Library's entrance.