Estelle and Melvin Gelman Library

I had never come to the 5th floor until today. I usually took one of the box on the 3rd floor. Personally, I feel that I can concentrate more when surrounded by stacks of books on 5th floor.

The big cubbie like desks on the 3rd floor were my favorite, hard to get a spot past 8pm, especially during exam time- when you do they're the best! And reserve study rooms ahead of time, for sure.

Check out the Prof David Brown Memorabilia Museum on the ground floor (left of main entrance) - a @GWalumni must see

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Fourth floor quiet room is always empty before 11 on the weekends. If you have a lot of work, show up at 10 and keep your spot all day.

They rearranged the desks on the third floor. Generally a good place to hide from the world during April and May.

Fifth floor, go straight, take a right, go all the way down and take a left. The back corner seating is always free! And the chair's are comfy too!

You can reserve study rooms up to 2 weeks in advance. Remember that for midterms and finals.

very partial to the sixth floor comfy chairs but that's the only floor i've been on so far :)

They always have book that i need or they will accommodate

Sitting next to windows keeps you from feeling like you're working in a box.

Third floor study rooms !

Reserve the study rooms , they get snatched up fast

Go to the desks on the 4th floor on the far right

Watch out for mice running in and out of the radiators!

Yes studying Saturday night, but its all good...

Leave before this place steals your soul. Seriously.

Good place to Think and be away from distractions

Really just stfu and study

New chairs!

Where engineers go to die

Study Hard !