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Art Reading Room (Room 420)
The Joseph Regenstein Libraryfeatures of Art Reading Room (Room 420)
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The Art Reading Room houses the East Asian Art Collection and the Epstein Archive. Priority should be given to patrons making use of these collections. No food is allowed in the Art Reading Room.
Mansueto Grand Reading Room
The Joe and Rika Mansueto Libraryfeatures of Mansueto Grand Reading Room
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Located under the south side of the glass dome, the 8,000-square-foot Grand Reading Room has seating capacity for 180 users and is designed for quiet study.
Mansueto Viewing & Listening Station
The Joe and Rika Mansueto Libraryfeatures of Mansueto Viewing & Listening Station
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The Mansueto Viewing & Listening Station is a private study room that provides individual patrons with equipment to listen to audio recordings from the Recordings Collection, and is also equipped with a microform scanner. Patrons may request to use the Viewing & Listening Station at the Mansueto Circulation Desk.
Regenstein Bookstacks, 2nd Floor
The Joseph Regenstein Libraryfeatures of Regenstein Bookstacks, 2nd Floor
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Regenstein's 2nd Floor Bookstacks houses collections on History (C - F). There are 23 individual study tables along the perimeter of the bookstacks, intended for quiet study. No food is permitted in Regenstein's boosktacks.
Regenstein Bookstacks, 3rd Floor
The Joseph Regenstein Libraryfeatures of Regenstein Bookstacks, 3rd Floor
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Regenstein's 3rd Floor Bookstacks houses collections on Music & Fine Arts (M & N) and Languages & Literatures (PN-PT). There are 28 individual study tables along the perimeter of the bookstacks, intended for quiet study. No food is permitted in Regenstein's boosktacks.
Regenstein Bookstacks, 4th Floor
The Joseph Regenstein Libraryfeatures of Regenstein Bookstacks, 4th Floor
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Regenstein's 4th Floor Bookstacks houses collections on Philosophy, Psychology, & Religion (B) and Languages & Literatures (P-PM). There are 22 individual study tables along the perimeter of the bookstacks, intended for quiet study. No food is permitted in Regenstein's boosktacks.
Regenstein Bookstacks, 5th Floor
The Joseph Regenstein Libraryfeatures of Regenstein Bookstacks, 5th Floor
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Regenstein's 5th Floor Bookstacks houses collections in East Asian (Harvard Yenching and Library of Congress) and on Education (L). There are 25 individual study tables along the perimeter of the bookstacks, intended for quiet study. No food is permitted in Regenstein's boosktacks.
Regenstein Bookstacks, B Level
The Joseph Regenstein Libraryfeatures of Regenstein Bookstacks, B Level
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Regenstein's B Level Bookstacks houses collections on Social Sciences (G, H, J, XXK), Sciences & Technology (Q-V), and General Works, Bibliography, & Library Science (A, Z). There are several large tables in the center of the floor, as well as a few individual tables and standing height desks along its perimeter, all intended for quiet study.No food is permitted in Regenstein's bookstacks.
The Social Work Library Reading Room
The Social Work Libraryfeatures of The Social Work Library Reading Room
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The Social Work Library reading room is a large open space with a southern exposure of floor-to-ceiling windows allowing for lots of natural light during the day. There are a variety of seating options including couches, a rocking chair, large tables for spreading out your materials, and a pinwheel study carrel. There is also a smaller study area behind the bookstacks with single-user desks. Most of the furniture was either designed or selected by Mies van der Rohe.