All of us have at least two types of places in common that we frequent: our homes and our school campus. But what spaces do we occupy outside of that? And does it even matter? The concept of the third space was coined by sociologist Ray Oldenberg. It's important to know that third places are more than just a physical location, they are an opportunity to reflect and to connect. A third space can give you a chance to think about your living situation, or give you a sense to appreciate your surroundings. There are several characteristics that third places tend to share; they promote social…