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Andrew Bonamici, UO Libraries

Great place to study and relax. The atmosphere is calming and there are so many hidden nooks and crannies where one can hide away with some books. I m not sure if it s open during covid but I ve spent many an hour either at a desk, sitting by a big window, or in one of their study rooms. Love the Knight Library!

Wonderful library on campus for students, faculty and staff. Alumni can use it too. Great architecture inside and out. Out front there are lots of great quotes to inspire.

Nice quiet place to study, and to force your self to study. Many computers are available for students. Individual rooms and group study rooms.

When it comes to books, this is the best library in the state of Oregon. There's always helpful staff available to answer any questions. There's always a quiet corner to study those more difficult subjects. There's freshly brewed coffee at the cafe in the basement. And, it's open very late. 5 stars.

Architecturally a significant building, updated interior, massive study and work areas, seemingly unlimited print film and digital media.

4.6/5

Four floors to study on. Plenty of tables, bathrooms, extremely quiet on the upper floors.

Eugene Library is good but this is a step above for anyone trying to study.

I love how quiet it is in the study areas. It makes it awkward to zip my backpack though.