Students can choose from a variety of room types:
Small study rooms
- Rooms # 430-441, up to two persons
- No reservations needed, available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Individuals occupying small study rooms cannot be asked to vacate for groups of two students.
Large study rooms
- Rooms # 414- 428 up to four persons
- Rooms # 401-406 up to six persons
- Rooms # 409 and 410 up to 10 persons
- No reservations needed, available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Individuals occupying any large study room can be asked to vacate for groups of two or more students.
Please note that selected study rooms are reserved by the Writing Center and Academic Resource Center for academic purposes, details of which are clearly identified on the room booking system. Students are welcome to use these rooms when not reserved by the Writing Center or Academic Resource Center.
The Library reserves the right to remove student personal belongings that are left unattended in individual or group study rooms for more than 20 minutes. All belongings will be transferred to Campus Safety Officers for safekeeping.
Camping in the rooms is not permitted. For purposes of this policy, "camping" includes:
- Sleeping in the room with or without one’s belongings
- Excessive use of the room that interferes with its usage for other students, faculty, or staff
- Storing personal belongings or other similar behavior that amounts to reserving the room
- Whether a given use constitutes “camping” will be determined based on the facts and circumstances of specific situations.
Doors to the rooms should be kept closed when in use. Sound travels, even with the door closed. Please keep the volume at a reasonable level.
Students requiring quiet study space should proceed to the Reading Room. No reservations needed, available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Drinks in covered containers and small snacks are permitted in group study rooms. (Please refer to the Library’s Food Policy.)