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The Libraries offer a wide variety of spaces across our locations -- search, filter, or browse to find one that meets your needs.

Note: The Libraries have other useful spaces, and we're actively working to add them to this new page. Check back soon to find more!

Carver Room

Sign with George Washington Carver photo is displayed on window next to open door leading into the room

 Reserve  |  Find it on the Floor Map (Room # 3403)

This group study room is equipped with 2 rectangular tables, 10 chairs, and 1 blackboard. Reserve online up to one week in advance

Activities: Group Study

Capacity: 1 group with 2-10 people

Features: Electrical Outlets, Food / Drink Allowed, Reservable

  • Group work is encouraged
  • Frequent and energetic conversation is expected
  • Cell phone calls and virtual meetings at a normal volume okay

Chatelet Room

Sign with Émilie du Châtelet photo is displayed on window next to open door leading into the room

 Reserve  |  Find it on the Floor Map (Room # 3403F)

The room is equipped with 1 rectangular table, 6 chairs, and 1 whiteboard. Reserve online up to one week in advance.

Activities: Group Study

Capacity: 1 group with 2-6 people

Features: Electrical Outlets, Food / Drink Allowed, Reservable, Whiteboard / Blackboard

  • Group work is encouraged
  • Frequent and energetic conversation is expected
  • Cell phone calls and virtual meetings at a normal volume okay

Einstein Room

Sign with Albert Einstein photo is displayed on open door leading into the room

 Reserve  |  Find it on the Floor Map (Room # 2403E)

This group study room is equipped with 1 rectangular table, 5 chairs, and 1 blackboard. Reserve online up to one week in advance.

Activities: Group Study

Capacity: 1 group with 2-5 people

Features: Electrical Outlets, Food / Drink Allowed, Reservable

  • Group work is encouraged
  • Frequent and energetic conversation is expected
  • Cell phone calls and virtual meetings at a normal volume okay

STEM Group Study Areas

Carpeted windowed space next to book shelves, over head lit with long wooden tables and padded chairs configured in rows with a whiteboard easel.

Find it on the Floor Map

The STEM library offers group study tables of various sizes that can seat 4-8 people each, all of which are available on a first come, first served basis.

Activities: Group Study

Capacity: 75 people (ground floor); 142 people (3rd floor)

Features: Electrical Outlets, First Come First Served, Food / Drink Allowed

  • Group work is encouraged
  • Frequent and energetic conversation is expected
  • Cell phone calls and virtual meetings at a normal volume okay

STEM Multi-purpose Room

Carpeted room with small tables arranged into a larger hexagon face two standing monitors. There are backed cushioned chairs with wheels grouped around the table formation. Along the back wall are two individual tables with chairs and a whiteboard easel.

Find it on the Floor Map

When there are no scheduled events, students are welcome to study in this room (# 1403A) on a first come, first served basis. Flexible work tables can be arranged as needed for collaborative group work.

Activities: Group Study

Capacity: 30 people

Features: Electrical Outlets, First Come First Served, Food / Drink Allowed, Monitor with HDMI Connection

  • Group work is encouraged
  • Frequent and energetic conversation is expected
  • Cell phone calls and virtual meetings at a normal volume okay

Tesla Room

Sign with Nikola Tesla photo is displayed on window next to open door leading into the room

 Reserve  |  Find it on the Floor Map (Room # 3403H)

This group study room has two windows and is equipped with 2 rectangular tables, 10 chairs, and 1 blackboard. Reserve online up to one week in advance.

Activities: Group Study

Capacity: 1 group with 2-10 people

Features: Electrical Outlets, Food / Drink Allowed, Reservable, Whiteboard / Blackboard

  • Group work is encouraged
  • Frequent and energetic conversation is expected
  • Cell phone calls and virtual meetings at a normal volume okay
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