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Late Night Study in the Library

Study Rooms at the Campus Library

The library has rooms varying in size available to reserve.  Most have large screen monitors with standard HDMI conectors to support group work and colloboration.  Others have a computer and data projector.  Reserve a library Study Room online.

The library also has two Privacy Pods on the north end of the First Floor that are available on a first-come basis.  

Library Study Zones

Collaborative Study Zone : First and Second Floor General Areas

Noise level: chatter icon Chatter - group work is encouraged but loud conversations are discouraged.

What's Available: A mixture of study tables, study carrels, soft chairs, couches, and power outlets. Computers are available in the Information Commons.

Collaborative Study Zone : Second and Third Floor Study Rooms

Noise level:            medium chatter icon                 Medium Chatter - group work and use of media is encouraged but should be kept at a low enough volume that it cannot be heard outside the room or in the next room. Cell phones are allowed.

What's available: Visit the Study Room Reservations page for a list of technology available in each study room and to reserve a study room.

Quiet Study Zone : Third Floor General Areas

Noise level: low hum icon Low Hum - voices should be kept at a low whisper and any other noise kept at very low levels. Cell phones are not allowed. Groups in transit to and from study rooms should respect that this is a quiet floor.

What's available: a mixture of computers, study tables, study carrels, soft chairs, adjustable height tables, and power outlets.

Silent Study Zone : Third Floor Reading Room

Noise level: silent icon Silent - the Reading Room should be completely silent. Use of audible devices, talking, eating, and cell phones are not allowed in this room.

What's available: study tables, soft chairs, and power outlets.

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Additional Spaces on Campus

Scout - Bothell

Use Scout - Bothell to discover additional study spaces and access to computers on the UW Bothell Campus.

The Activities & Recreation Center

The Activities & Recreation Center (ARC) is the hub of student life on campus; a place for students to gather, socialize, dine, and exercise. Please visit the ARC website for more information about spaces and hours.

Night owls: Try Odegaard Undergraduate Library in Seattle!

The Odegaard Undergraduate Library on the UW Seattle campus is open longer hours and is availble to UWB and CC students, staff, and faculty*.  

Odegaard Library Hours

*Current Husky Card or Cascadia ID required for entry.