#studyspotlight

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Study Spot(light): The Law Library

South of the main quad, the D’Angelo Law Library is a modern and sleek study spot.  Students can study in the main part of the library (seen above) or choose to sit near the windows that look out at a rippling reflection pool.  Need coffee? There is a small café on the ground level to keep you caffeinated.  Also, if you live in Granville-Grossman Residential Commons or Burton-Judson Courts, the Law Library is one of your closest study spots.  Check it out! 

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Study Spot(light): The Reg

The Joseph Regenstein Library, or “the Reg,” is probably the biggest and most popular study spot on campus.  Whether you need to work with your friends on your math problem set, hang out with the cool baristas at Ex Libris, or check out one of the 7.5 million volumes held onsite, the Reg has you covered.  The floors get progressively quieter as you get higher, so that everyone has a place to study, sleep, or just hang out.

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Study Spot(light): The Oriental Institute Reading Room

Imagine yourself in autumn quarter, just starting to take your HUM class and needing to get a jump start on your readings.  Where on campus should you go?  Instead of heading to the Reg or Harper, you want to mix it up.  Why not check out the place where Indiana Jones himself studied?  The Oriental Institute Reading Room is a great morning and afternoon study spot with an amazing museum downstairs and coffee across the way (in Saieh Hall).  Check it out!