Study Spaces and Equipment
Find Your Ideal Study Environment
Find the space you need to learn, focus, and create, whether you're tackling a group project, working through tough homework, or preparing for a presentation.
Reserve a quiet study room, find a spot in a student center or lab, or check out drop-in areas designed for collaboration across all of Rutgers–New Brunswick’s campuses.
Some spaces are designed with tools for specific experiential learning opportunities, such as maker spaces, labs, and the Math and Science Learning Center's physics demonstration floor.
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Rutgers offers events and amenities for commuter students. Each Student Center has lounges and microwaves. In the Busch and Douglass Centers, there are designated commuter lounges to relax in and meet other students, while enjoying amenities including a refrigerator (Busch) and kitchen (Douglass). Commuter lockers can be found at the College Avenue Student Center, Douglass Student Center, and Livingston Student Center. Students are able to store items for a few hours or for the entire day based on their schedules and needs. Lockers are free of charge and come in various sizes for ease and convenience.
Commuter students are invited to attend welcome events and other opportunities throughout the year to connect with other students. In addition, the Rutgers Commuter Student Association (RCSA) is an inclusive student organization whose primary role is to serve commuter students’ needs and interests while building a community on campus. RCSA promotes engagement through programming and advocacy. Email: information.rcsa@gmail.com
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Are you looking for a Mac or PC to work on an assignment? A spot to print a research paper? The OIT computer labs are here to help. You’ll also have access to a variety of software, including Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft Office, programming languages, and more.
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You can study with your friends in Group Study Space. Be sure to reserve a room in advance.
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The Hatchery Innovation Studio is an innovation and creation space located on the basement level of Alexander Library. It includes a range of flexible, collaborative spaces for student groups to reserve for projects, meetings, and events.
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Need a place on campus to study or access to wireless? Check out the schedule for the hours of the libraries. While you are there, learn about the tools and resources, how to access materials and get assistance with research.
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A dedicated space for all Rutgers students interested in creating, building, tinkering, and designing. Used by faculty for teaching and brainstorming projects and prototypes, the Makerspace is open daily to all students and run by trained undergraduate staff. In addition to CAD computer work stations, the Makerspace features 3D printers, a spindle engraver, a laser cutter, a vinyl cutter, a sewing machine station, and a full range of hand tools, as well as electronics and microcontroller equipment.
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