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1 restroom on record · 1 ADA accessible · verified 2020-04-14 via community-sourced import
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On the 6th and 7th floors, turn right when you get off of the elevator then as you go down the far right hall, you'll see it.
Technically you need to have a student/teacher ID to get in, but they often don't check IDs. Try blending in with a crowd of students during a busy time, or taking the stairs up a flight then hopping on the elevator. The stairs are on the left as soon as you enter the building and you won't have to walk past the security desk.
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At least one restroom on record at University of the Arts, Terra Hall is reported as ADA accessible.
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