Libraries
10.19.23
Which Floor is Yours?
Students determine their ideal library destination from a fun quiz about study preferences.
Library Spaces
Whether you prefer silent study or a bustling coffee shop vibe, working solo or with a group, Roesch Library’s spaces and environment are intentionally designed to match a variety of preferences and needs.
Many areas are flexible enough to accommodate academic programs, cultural events, art exhibits, media production, creative expression, dialogue and more.
The Collab (Room 240)
Teaching and learning takes place in this flexible classroom primarily used for library instruction, but events and meetings are hosted here, too.
Gathering Place
This open area on the second floor is typically set up as an active, flexible study area but can also be reserved for events.
For Your Well-Being
Roesch Retreat
Located on the fifth floor, Roesch Retreat offers students a unique and relaxing space, whether it’s needed for studying, conversation or contemplation.
For Your Well-Being
Roesch Retreat
Located on the fifth floor, Roesch Retreat offers students a unique and relaxing space, whether it’s needed for studying, conversation or contemplation.
For Your Well-Being
Refuel Zone
This first-floor space by the west stairwell has what you need to recharge and take a break. In addition to vending machines with snacks, drinks and school supplies, it has a sink, microwaves and a return bin for reusable dining containers.
For Your Well-Being
Refuel Zone
This first-floor space by the west stairwell has what you need to recharge and take a break. In addition to vending machines with snacks, drinks and school supplies, it has a sink, microwaves and a return bin for reusable dining containers.
