This area served as the student union before Ferguson Center was built and thus enjoys a central location on campus. Phifer Hall contains television studios, radio studios, classrooms, conference rooms, offices, darkrooms, laboratories, and a reading room.
Academic space is also available on the fifth floor of the main library.
Communication Research The Institute for Communication Research provides dedicated research facilities for faculty and graduate students of the College of Communication and Information Sciences. The ICR also assists in developing extramurally funded research projects, serves as a research provider for numerous communication research clients, sponsors visits by distinguished scholars from other universities, and assists the College of Communication and Information Sciences in administering a variety of sponsored research activities. The William E. Winter Reading Room provides discipline-based library facilities and services to the students, faculty, staff, and alumni of the College of Communication and Information Sciences. Located within the College at 234 Phifer Hall, the reading room maintains a collection of books, periodicals, newspapers, videos, and class reserve materials. Although the authors of this Web site have made every reasonable effort to be factually accurate, no responsibility is assumed for editorial or clerical errors or error occasioned by honest mistake.