Paul Robeson Library

Named for the famous Rutgers alumnus, the Paul Robeson Library is one of 26 libraries and centers throughout the Rutgers Libraries system.

Media Gallery

The exterior of the library.
Lounge seating is available at the library.
Several computer stations are located at the library.
Sculptures are on display in the lobby.
Lounge seating is located at the library.
Collaboration stations are located at the library.
Several study tables are available to students.
Library tables
The lobby contains signage for a featured author.
The library contains an extensive collection of books.
Students using the study rooms.
Library lounge space.
Library Study Rooms
Library stacks
The exterior of Paul Robeson Library.
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📚 Academic Support

This exceptional learning and study environment is located in the heart of campus and serves as a center for research at all levels. Undergraduate and graduate students receive comprehensive support for research and information requests from dedicated library staff at the reference and circulation desks.

Private Study Spaces

These rooms can be reserved for up to 2 hours a day. They include amenities such as a whiteboard wall, a tv screen, and a camera to record and practice presentations.

Quiet Rooms

Located behind glass walls, students work at divided desks. Talking, eating, and any other noise making activities are prohibited making this the perfect area for students to focus on their assignments or study for finals.

📖 Library Space

On the second floor, students can find a quiet place to read or do school work in newly renovated study lounges and private study spaces.

Reference Desk

Each subject/major has designated librarians that can help students locate resources and conduct research. You can even schedule appointments with these librarians!

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