The first floor of Steinhardt Hall welcomes you into Penn Hillel with large spaces for socializing and simply hanging out. 
With eight doorways and an arched ceiling, the Korman Rotunda serves as the main entrance to the building, welcoming guests as they enter the facility. 
The Riklis Lounge looks out over campus through a wall of glass, with lounge chairs for reading, informal meetings or just a quick chat with friends. The Berkowitz Living Room off of the Rotunda can be closed off to be used as a private meeting room or just another place to relax 
Beyond the rotunda and lounges is the Falk Dining Commons, which seats up to 250 people regularly and can be expanded to the rotunda to serve up to 400 on Shabbat. | 
