Quiet? Group? Late night? Caffeine? Computer?

Whatever your needs, we have a study space for you

Although some students come to the Libraries to catch a nap between classes, most rely on us to work on a group project, study for a midterm, write a research paper, work on a problem set, or one of the other thousand things on busy students’ to-do lists. The University Libraries, with 13 buildings spread across the East Bank, West Bank, and St. Paul campuses, are a great place to find the study space you need, including:

• Deep quiet study areas in Wilson Library
• Coffee shops in Walter Library (basement) and Wilson Library (basement)
• Group study rooms with whiteboards in Walter, Wilson, Bio-Med, etc.
• Wireless Internet
• Computers and printers
• Media Viewing Room in Walter Library
• SMART Learning Commons in Walter, Wilson and Magrath
• Check out up-to-the minute computer availability in library computer labs with your mobile phone

Find out more:

• More spaces in the University Libraries
• Office of Classroom Management study spaces