Arnold Bernhard Library

A student favorite, the Arnold Bernhard Library is the perfect space to study. With a variety of study spaces ranging from whiteboard rooms, comfy chairs and computer tables, there is a space for everyone to focus in. Don’t forget to reserve your study room ahead of time on MyQ.

Edward and Barbara Netter Library 

The Edward and Barbara Netter Library can be found on the North Haven Campus. This space features comfy chairs and ottomans, as well as great quiet spaces. 

Communications, Computing and Engineering

This newly renovated space in the Communications, Computing and Engineering building is a great spot for anyone looking for a change of scenery. With comfy couches, whiteboard rooms and proximity to the Innovation Hub MakerSpace, there is a study space for every major. 

School of Business

The School of Business features some comfortable and beautifully lit study areas right when you walk in. There are plenty of tables and great spaces for group work, for those working on large projects or who like to study in groups. 

Center for Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences – Second Floor

A quaint quiet space with ample natural light is a great space for focusing on studies. On the North Haven Campus, head above the dining hall to find this hidden gem. 

Adirondack Chairs 

Looking for some fresh autumn air? The Adirondack chairs throughout Quinnipiac’s three campuses are the perfect spots to do assignments. If it’s a bit chilly, don’t forget to call public safety to turn on the fire pits! 

Starbucks  

For those in need of caffeine or a little study murmur to keep them going, Starbucks on the Mount Carmel Campus is the perfect place. With an array of seating types, there is space to work inyour own zone or in small groups. 

York Hill

To get a great view of fall foliage without the bustle of the Mount Carmel Campus, head to York Hill to find one of the outdoor seating areas near Crescent or the Rocky Top Student Center. 

School of Computing and Engineering

A quiet, hidden spot in the basement of the Communications, Computing and Engineering building is a location reminiscent of a cozy library setting.