Sensory Friendly Atmosphere
There are a variety of study spaces in the library to best suit your needs. Whether that includes naturally lit and quiet places by large windows such as on the third floor, or low-lit nooks in the basement, you can view our floor maps and study zones below to determine the best place for you.
Booths
Be sure to try our cafe-styled booths, available on the 1st floor in the Learning Commons.
Movable Chairs
There are various styled chairs (on wheels) on the 1st floor commons.
Computers
Between the 1st floor, 2nd floor and basement, there are computers available for use. Also look for our adjustable standing desks!
Movable Whiteboards
Whiteboards on wheels are available for study use, announcements, and words of encouragement.
Comfy Chairs
Large comfy chairs can be found in the commons area of the 1st floor near the library entrance and other comfortable chairs can be found in the Lally Reading Room of the 1st floor.
Study Tables
There are many study tables throughout the basement and 2nd floor that allow you to study openly in groups.
Group Study Rooms
For private gatherings, Group Study Rooms 14, 15, 210 are located in the basement and 2nd floor of the library. Students who require access to media equipment have priority in the Group Study rooms.
Hide-a-Way Nooks
If you're looking to study somewhere more private, you can find various little "hide-a-way nooks" throughout the library on the 3rd, basement and 2nd floor, respectively.
Quiet Study
Quiet Study areas can be found on the 2nd floor behind the glass doors. There is NO conversation permitted, including NO cellphone use. Please set your cellphones to silent while inside the library at all times.
Find Your Study Zone
Noise level guide
Quiet Study (red)
NO conversations
Lally Reading Room (1st floor, behind the glass doors), Second Floor Stacks (behind the glass doors) and the entire THIRD floor.
Quiet Collaboration (yellow)
LOW speaking voice
NO cellphone use
Where is quiet collaboration?
Second Floor (all except behind the glass doors) and Basement
Open Collaboration (green)
SHORT cellphone conversations
Where is open collaboration?
First Floor Learning Commons