Study Spaces
The libraries offer spaces to match a wide variety of study styles and group work preferences. Noise levels vary by floor:
- Noisy: Ground and second floors
- Conversational: Fourth floor
- Considerate (mostly quiet): Fifth floor
- Silent: Sixth floor
Study rooms for individuals and groups up to 3 people are available for quiet study. For collaboration and group learning, the library offers huddle rooms for groups up to 4 people and team rooms for 8 to 15 people. All rooms are available for online reservation.
Open tables, booths, and lounge spaces are available in the Ryan C. Harris Learning Teaching Center (ground floor) and on the second floor.
Study rooms are available on floors 4, 5 and 6. Minimally furnished, some contain whiteboards, dry erase markers and erasers. See the services desk if any supplies are missing.
Roesch Library's Study Floors
A 360-Degree Virtual Tour
Each floor of Roesch Library offers a variety of study spaces and has a designated sound level. Adam Schwartz, University of Dayton class of 2018, describes the community expectations and explores the layout and furnishings on each floor.
Roesch Library's Study Floors
A 360-Degree Virtual Tour
Each floor of Roesch Library offers a variety of study spaces and has a designated sound level. Adam Schwartz, University of Dayton class of 2018, describes the community expectations and explores the layout and furnishings on each floor.