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- Changing table
In the back. From the community
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
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32 places
In the back. From the community
In the original building one gender neutral restroom on each floor. From the community
If you walk in the entrance right by the green historical sign and bike rack (by Vielmetti Health Center) then it is pretty easy to find. Walk through the second set of doors, and… From the community
On second floor, take a right at the lunch counter. Two unisex restrooms, one with a changing table. From the community
Back of the restaurant From the community
buzz number 37. Tell her you are a friend of Jesse's and you need to piss. Works most days, but still home at random hours. Friendly, pretty and likes going for beers. From the community
On the exit side of the cash registers away from the parking lot entrance. There are two bathrooms upstairs and one downstairs. Doors deadbolt and show an “occupied” mark on the o… From the community
Basement, kinda in the back corner. Two bathrooms for "whatever". From the community
Front of the store by the gendered ones From the community
Main floor near the central office From the community
The bathroom is on the ground floor, near the center of the building where the student services center is. If you see admissions, disability services, or the registrar's office yo… From the community
Enter the doors underneath the great big window of the Olson Library... you should immediately see a set of stairs leading to the WNMU facilities. If you don't see these, and you… From the community
There's a long hallway on the first floor (not the tower part, the long bit near Jamrich), which is lined with lockers and classrooms. There are also several bathrooms there. Some… From the community
South end of parking lot Two single occupant vault toilets. Accessible. Lights, no running water. From the community
down the entrance stairs and in the room that says "youth services" it's in the back it is in the children's area but it's very open so it wouldn't be awkward if you're a lone adu… From the community
back of the store, hard to miss there are two From the community
Up in front of the cash registers. If you enter through the door under the loading zone they're straight ahead. Two single occupancy rooms for each gender. From the community
When you walk in, the bathrooms will be on your right, past the little desk area. But since it's a restaurant, you'll have to order something (it's really good food, so don't worr… From the community
after walking out of the dining hall/cat trax area, walk just past the stairwell, and on your left before the laundry and mailboxes is a water fountain, and three bathrooms. One i… From the community
Just walk in and it's to the left of the counter. I've walked in during one of my late night walks and they didn't have any problems with me just walking in. 24 Hours a day/7 days… From the community
There are several in the building, specifically in the long hallways on the Fair Ave. side of the building. The med center is usually open all day on weekdays, not sure about the… From the community
In the very back of the store in the photo lab. There is a locking "family restroom" in between men/women restrooms. It can be a little awkward going in because all the employees… From the community
If you go in the front door (from a longer walkway outside) go toward the vending machines and then turn to the left. The bathroom is to the left once you turn. If you go in the b… From the community
down the main hall and left of the michele butler gym. it's technically a changing room but people need to go into the separate stalls so nobody should be in the nude From the community
down the main hall and to the left of the michele butler gym it's technically a co-ed changing but there are separate changing rooms so anyone you encounter should be appropriatel… From the community
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
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