On the second floor are four lounges and a game room with space for two pingpong tables, a pool table and two foosball tables. Additional space is set aside for a communications room containing telephones, an ATM and computer terminals for reading e-mail. Escalators lead up to the dining facilities on the third floor. The dining facility has an extensive kitchen and a dining room with 220 seats. Thirty additional seats are located on an outdoor terrace facing Washington Square.
Escalators continue up to the fourth floor.
The auditorium on the fourth floor has space for more than 600 seats, including a balcony. It has a flat floor, making it a space suitable for multiple uses, similar to Eisner and Lubin Auditorium, which was located in Loeb Student Center. Stanley commented that the terrace is one of his favorite spaces in the plan and that in previous versions it had been empty space that would have been closed to the public. The fifth floor contains the balcony for the auditorium, program board offices and administrative space for student center operations. The Shorin Music Center is located on the sixth floor and includes practice rooms and rehearsal space.