Spaces

Since it is open 24 hours a day this room is one of the most popular rooms in the library.

Students need to obtain eligibility to use this room through Student Accessibility Services.

The main Baker Hall is a classic space for students to meet to study and grab a coffee. 

Speakerphone may be borrowed from the main office. Book directly through Outlook, or contact any member of RIS for help with scheduling.

A place to watch movies or play video games together, within the comfort of a small home theater space.

Reservations must be sent to instructional.center.reservations@dartmouth.edu.

Students can gather in small groups and quietly study outside the Jones Media Center and the Evans Map Room.

A space dedicated to Theodor Geisel, this room contains some biographical information and original artwork.

This room houses the collections of Chinese, Japanese and Korean language materials. 

Read current newspapers or magazines from around the globe.

3 dedicated workstations for using the software, ArcGIS. 

Located near the King Arthur Flour Café, students can enjoy coffee and treats while studying. 

Room contains a 46" TV, DVD player, VHS player, CD player and a keyboard.

Edit multimedia projects such as audio, video, images and graphics, 3D modeling and more.

Students can enjoy natural light and art in these middle level stack carrels. 

This 24 hour study space offers both group and individual study spaces.

Near the Novack Café, these comfortable chairs and tables are a great place to meet. 

This location for course reserves houses José Clemente Orozco's mural and is a quiet place for students to study.

In addition to this main study area, Dana also has group study rooms that can be reserved.

The colorful interior of Paddock is sure to inspire musicologists and non-musicologists alike.

On a sunny day or a snowy evening, the Tower Room's armchairs offer inspiring views over the Green.

A sound isolation booth designed for audio recording.