Seating in the additional study rooms on the following list is available to all users on a first-come, first-served basis.

• Ginkgo Room 101 on Level 1 (along the east wall of the Library)
• Harris Reading Room 211 on Level 2 (along the south wall of the Library)
• Roffer Lerner Study Room 215 on Level 2 (in the southwest corner of the Library)
• The Sky Room 332 on Level 3 (inside the Newman Tower of Collections and Exploration)

Please see the Graduate Study Rooms section for more information on Olin Library Graduate Study Rooms.

Instruction Room 3 on Level A (along the east wall of the Library) will be accessible to anyone with a valid WashU ID during Olin Library’s open hours. The room is first-come, first-served for drop-in studying when not reserved by the WashU Libraries. The Libraries reserve the right to ask others to leave when the room is scheduled/reserved.

Morrow Group Study Room 217 on Level 2 (along the west wall of the Library) will be available for use during Olin Library’s open hours on a first-come, first-served basis. Room 217 is not currently available for reservations; please help us optimize availability by limiting usage to the time you need and choosing other library spaces when you need quiet, individual study. More than one group can use Room 217 at a time as space allows.

John M. Olin Library’s five reservable group study rooms are located on the east side of Level 2 (turn right on Level 2 from the Kagan Grand Staircase or turn left after you exit the elevator on Level 2; see Collection Locations for floor plans):

All rooms come equipped with a table, chairs, whiteboard, and power outlets.

Reservable Group Study Room Policies

• The rooms are primarily for groups to engage in a collaborative study.
• The rooms are not for regularly scheduled classes.
• When the rooms are empty, they are available for walk-in use.
• Reservations are strongly encouraged and always take precedence over walk-ins.
• If you made a reservation and no longer need it, cancel it so others can reserve the room.
• Reservations are available during open John M. Olin Library hours.
• John M. Olin Library group study rooms are reservable for up to 3 hours per day and up to seven days in advance.
• Questions? Visit the Help Desk on Level 1 during its operational hours, or contact CFU-LIBFacilitiesandSafety@email.wustl.edu (generally monitored Monday through Friday between 9:00 am – 5:00 pm).
• The library reserves the right to deny reservation requests that do not follow the above policies.

The Group Study Room 211 requires an online reservation and may be scheduled for up to three hours at a time. Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis. When the room is empty, it is available for walk-in use, but reservations always take precedence over walk-ins. Walk-in individuals or groups are encouraged to make an instant reservation at the East Asian Library service desk. 

Groups need to reserve the Group Study Room via the Library Room Reservation system at least one hour in advance. Please contact the East Asian Library at (314) 935-5525 or by email at WU_EastAsianLibr-cfus@gowustl.onmicrosoft.com if you need reservation assistance.

• The primary purpose of the room is to provide a place for students to engage in collaborative and cooperative study in small groups. 
• The Group Study Room is not available for regularly scheduled classes. 
• Individuals may reserve the study room for a video conference.  
• The open hours of the Group Study Room are according to the East Asian Library service hours.

• The rooms are primarily for groups to engage in collaborative study.
• The rooms are not for regularly scheduled classes.
• When the rooms are empty, they are available for walk-in or individual use.
• Reservations are strongly encouraged and always take precedence over walk-ins. For help with making reservations, visit the Gaylord Music Library service desk.
• If you made a reservation and no longer need it, cancel it so others can reserve the room.
• Reservations are available from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
• Reservations for Gaylord Music Library group study rooms can be made for up to 3 hours per day and up to seven days in advance.
• Questions? Contact the Gaylord Music Library at (314) 935-5563 or WU-LibMusic@wusm.wustl.edu.
• The library reserves the right to deny reservation requests that do not follow the above policies.

The seven reservable Kopolow Business Library group study rooms are located just inside Kopolow Business Library on the right-hand side. Reservations for the Kopolow Library group study rooms can be made for up to 3 hours per day and up to seven days in advance. Please visit the Help Desk during its operational hours with any questions.

Each study room has six chairs, one table, access to power outlets, and a whiteboard for group work. Groups can reserve rooms for a duration of up to two hours. Users can reserve rooms up to 14 days in advance.

• The rooms are primarily for groups to engage in collaborative study.
• The rooms are not for regularly scheduled classes.
• When the rooms are empty, they are available for walk-in use.
• Reservations are strongly encouraged and always take precedence over walk-ins.
• If you made a reservation and no longer need it, cancel it so others can reserve the room.
• Reservations are available during open Kopolow Library hours.
• Reservations for the Kopolow Library group study rooms can be made for up to 3 hours per day and up to seven days in advance.
• The library reserves the right to deny reservation requests that do not follow the above policies.

The Rome Seminar Room may be scheduled for up to three hours at a time and up to seven days in advance. Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis and can be made online (see button below) or at the Kranzberg Art & Architecture Library front desk.

Please contact the Kranzberg Art & Architecture Library at (314) 935-5268 or by email at artarch@wumail.wustl.edu if you need reservation assistance.

• The Rome Seminar Room is available for use by individuals or groups of up to 12 people.
• The Rome Seminar Room is not available for regularly scheduled classes.
• The Rome Seminar Room is available for reservation and use during the library’s open hours. Please see the Libraries Hours page for details on open hours.
• Please only reserve the time you will be using the room. If you are 15 or more minutes late, your reservation is forfeited, and we will open the room to other patrons.