A university has installed a “cry closet” in its library for students to “take a break” from studying.

so my school installed a cry closet in the library LMFAOOOOOOOOO what is higher education pic.twitter.com/6rGcJv9qjr

— jacks (@aJackieLarsen) April 24, 2018

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The University of Utah erected the closet designed by student artist Nemo Miller in time for exam season. A sign pinned to the door of the closet reads: “A safe place for stressed-out students otherwise known as The Cry Closet.”
“This space is meant to provide a place for students studying for finals to take a short 10-minute break.”
It also detailed some house rules for students using the closet, these included, knocking before entering, only one person in the closet at a time, limiting time in the closet to 10 minutes and turning off the lights when leaving the space.

source: eveningstandard.co.uk