Quiet Study Spaces
Quieter study areas are located throughout our library buildings. Although these spaces are not officially labeled as “quiet” — and some are quieter than others — they are typically known as places where you can do more focused work.
Spaces across campus
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Hatcher Reference Reading Room
Historic space in Hatcher North that's well-known for quiet study.
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Asia Library Reading Room
A mixture of seating and the Oka Tadoku Room make up this cozy, light-filled space in Hatcher North.
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Hatcher North Stacks Study Tables
Claim an out-of-the-way spot in the book stacks.
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Hatcher South Open Carrels
Cubicles for one with a desk and window.
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Hatcher South Designated SSD Carrels
Designated, enclosed carrels for Services for Students with Disabilities connected students.
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Hatcher Floor 6 Spaces
A lounge-like study area with views of the Law Quad and Michigan Stadium.
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Shapiro Reading Room
This modern take on a classic library icon invites focused study and work in a silent environment.
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Shapiro Floor 4 Spaces
This floor of Shapiro is quieter, with windowed nooks and tables among the book stacks.
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Taubman Health Sciences Library Study Space
A mix of seating options, from lounge chairs to adjustable-height desks.
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Art, Architecture, and Engineering Library Floor 2 Stacks Spaces
Find a quiet spot among the stacks or in a tucked away corner window.
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Fine Arts Library Floor 2
High ceilings and tables surrounded by books.
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Music Library Floors 3 and 4
A quiet airy space with tables for groups and individuals.
