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Get your study on
Whether you prefer a quiet, comfortable place to study or you like to spread out and brainstorm using a whiteboard, the four-floor Park Library is the place to get your study on. With amenities like computers, printers and scanners, whiteboards, moveable furniture and plenty of power outlets, we've got your early morning, midday and late-night study sessions covered.
Helpful information for all spaces
1 North Study Room
This first floor room is open 24/7 with just a few exceptions, making it a great late-night or early morning study spot. It includes tables and individual study pods, as well as library computers (Mac and Windows), color and black & white printers, Bloomberg Terminals, and scanners.
Library Cafe
1st Floor Quiet Area/Extended Hours Study Entrance
Family Study Room
The Family Study Room is available for current CMU student, faculty and staff who are parents or caregivers who bring their children with them while using the library. Located on the first floor, the room contains toys and books for children, a private lactation space, study furniture, whiteboard, and a computer for adult use.
Baber Room
Clarke Historical Library Reading Room
Located on the first floor, just inside the Clarke Historical Library, the reading room offers an inviting space for using materials from the Clarke's extensive collections of CMU History, Michigan history, children's literature, and Native American materials.
Because the Clarke has one-of-a-kind and irreplaceable materials, reading room policies do not allow food and beverages and the items may only be viewed in the reading room.
Copeland Suite
Adobe Digital Lounge
3 East
Mary Dow Reading Room (Quieter Study)
Individual Study Rooms
The library also offers Individual Research Rooms which can be booked by doctoral students, faculty, and emeriti for an entire semester.