The University Libraries on the CU Boulder campus has the largest library collection in the Rocky Mountain region—more than 12 million books, periodicals, government publications, audio-visual materials, microforms, maps, manuscripts, papers and electronic resources. Our libraries offer tons of research and academic services, dedicated librarians, modern and comfortable study spaces, coffee shops and more!
Howard B. Waltz Music Library in the Imig Music Building
William M. White Business Library in the Koelbel Building
Gemmill Library of Engineering, Mathematics & Physics in the Mathematics Building
Jerry Crail Johnson Earth Sciences & Maps Library in the Benson Earth Sciences Building
A variety of seating options, printing, and both Mac and Windows workstations, and the Laughing Goat Café. Group study rooms are also available and can be reserved online; access study rooms by Buff OneCard swipe.
Book a Commons study room Six group study rooms in Norlin Commons are available to CU Boulder students.
The perimeter of the room is lined with study tables for silent study.
This area is near the east entrance and is generally a quiet space.
Offers a silent study area on the second floor of Norlin's north side.
A silent study area on the second floor south side.
The perimeter of the room is lined with study tables for silent study.
A variety of study areas including moveable chairs, study desks and computer work stations (Mac and Windows).
A large quiet study space located just opposite Norlin's second floor west entrance.
Book a study room Seven group study rooms are available to CU Boulder students on the second floor of Norlin library.
There is a large study area located in M350, contiguous with the Rare & Distinctive Collections classroom space and the PC Computer Lab. There is also a small study area on the main floor of Gov Info, as well as a few study spaces on the main floor of the Government Information book stacks.
A study room for graduate students (more about study spaces for graduate students).
Study desks line the far east corridor; this is a silent study area.
Tables and study carrels line the perimeter of the third floor overlook for quiet study.
The corridor area along the building's north side, near the Rare & Distinctive Collections reading room, has numerous large tables and chairs for study.
Questions? Contact us at libraries@colorado.edu.
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