The Baillieu Library

The largest library on campus. It houses the main arts , humanities and social sciences collections as well as undergraduate material for physics and mathematics.

Much better than the ERC where it kinda looks like a playpen and def. much better than Frank Tate with all the ambient music and snoozing people.. The 3rd floor is kinda like a wind tunnel hahaha

Make sure to book a study carrel at the beginning of the semester. Its free and you get a small locker for books for a year.

Best place to study or to relax in between classes . So quiet .

Book the libraries study booth for your group work! It has a comfy couch and projection screen!

There is a silent work area on the 3rd floor overlooking trees . Quite lovely.

Looking for a computer? Try the basement !

Check out the Baillieu ground floor redevelopment. Fab new student space.

The 3rd floor mens' toilet is a work of art .

Level 3 study area is the best! Way better than ERC and Tate.

Unicard has nothing to do with general computing problems, only photocopying and printing issues. For computer/wireless probs, see Student IT in Percy Baxter centre on L3 of Baillieu.

If you want to score a free iPod or iPhone. Just wait till the you find a student asleep on the couches .

Percy Baxter Centre is *actually* located on Level 1 of the Baillieu, NOT level 3.

Keep calm and chat to a librarian .

Free Tacos in the basement . Every 32nd day of the month.

Could have an awesome game of capture the flag in here

Been studying for two years yet still get lost here.

You get focus for the first 2 hours.. and sleepy for the rest.. hohoho..

Try the self checkout machines to borrow without queuing.

Get to Baillieu, do some reading. Drink a can of Mother.

love to study here.... :)))

American librarian thinks he is a police officer

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