Study Spaces
If you need a place to study, the WSU Libraries can help! In addition to Group Study Rooms, the Libraries have several areas set up for group and individual study, and lockers are also available for public use. Keep in mind that different libraries have different hours. To see which library will be open when you need to study, take a look at our hours page.
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In the Holland and Terrell Libraries, check out the "Art Lounge" on the second floor, where you can study surrounded by artwork. Spaces for studying are also available in the Micro Lounge, a brightly-lit study space on the first floor in the Microforms room, in the vending machine area, where you can enjoy studying in a "Retro" setting, and in the Quiet Study Lounge, located immediately inside the library entrance. |
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If you are in the Owen Science and Engineering Library, our third floor maps room is both quiet and comfortable. Other favorite spots include the comfy couches and chairs against the south windows on sixth floor, and the tree-shaded nook just to the east of the first floor entrance. We have private and group study rooms (with whiteboards) on fourth through sixth floors for those wanting more private spaces. Owen also has laptops available for your use there! |
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If you are in Wegner Hall's Animal Health Library, we have study apace for 80 students, and 17 computers for access to electronic books, journals, and databases, and internet resources. |