Looking for the perfect space to teach and learn? Discover the flexible, technology-rich classrooms throughout Baker-Berry Library.
Whether you need quiet study, prefer to make noise while doing group work, or need a high-tech teaching space, the Libraries have something for everyone.
- Apply to host your term-long class in The LINK, Baker-Berry Library's primary teaching and learning space.
- Eat, drink, socialize, and study in one of two Dining Services offerings, Novack Café and Café@Baker. Check Café hours.
- Study surrounded by one of José Clementé Orozco’s finest works, Epic of American Civilization. You'll find this designated national historic landmark on ground floor, Baker Library.
- Enjoy quiet study and contemplation in the historic Baker Library Tower Room.
Study Spaces in Baker-Berry

1902 Room
Noise Level: normal
Since it is open 24 hours a day this room is one of the most popular rooms in the library.

Baker 152
On the mezzanine level at the east end of Baker Library's Reiss Hall, the room offers a quiet space for communal study beginning 5 pm through overnight Monday-Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday.
Baker Mezzanine Map (PDF)

Baker 158
On the mezzanine level at the west end of Baker Library's Reiss Hall, the room offers a quiet space for communal study beginning 5 pm through overnight Monday-Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday.
Baker Mezzanine Map (PDF)

Baker Stacks
Noise Level: silent
Located on all Baker levels

Berry Level 2
Noise Level: normal
Students can gather in small groups and quietly study outside the Jones Media Center and the Evans Map Room.

East Asia Room in Baker-Berry Library.
East Asian Room
Noise Level: quiet
Find the general East Asian collection as well as Chinese language materials in this space.

East Reading Room
Noise Level: normal
Find current newspapers and magazines as well as Music scores in this space. Capacity - About 50 spaces for individual study.

Novack Café
Noise Level: loud
This 24 hour study space offers both group and individual study spaces.

Novack Entry Space
Noise Level: loud
Near the Novack Café, these comfortable chairs and tables are a great place to meet.

Reiss Hall
Noise Level: loud
Reiss Hall, at the front of Baker Library, is a classic space for students to meet to study and grab a coffee.

Photo by Robert Gill.
Theodor Seuss Geisel Room (Dr. Seuss Room)
Noise Level: quiet
At the east end of Baker Library's Reiss Hall, the room offers a quiet space for study or reflection complete with comfy chairs, whimsical bookcases, and large sun-collecting windows overlooking the east side of campus.
Classrooms
Explore classroom options to learn about the location, capacity, and technology for each.
Except for The LINK, to book these classrooms for course use, please contact the Registrar. For one-time use, please contact Conferences & Events.
Classrooms in Baker Library
- Room 213 – Baker Level 2
- Room 234 – Baker Level 2
Classrooms in Berry Library
- Carson L01 – Berry Lower Level
- Carson L02 – Berry Lower Level
- Carson 60 – Berry Ground Level
- The LINK – Berry Ground Level
- 277 Seminar Room – Berry Level 2
- 370 Whitcomb Seminar Room – Berry Level 3
- 371 Seminar Room – Berry Level 3