Exam time is here and students are staking out their favorite study spots! At the Hahnemann Library, remember that you can reserve a group study room online — up to 3 hours at a time for groups of 3 or more. Library hours will remain the same as during the term, but remember that the 24-hour study space is always available for mid-day or late night study sessions (just watch out for those comfy couches tempting you to close your eyes for just a few minutes!).

Hagerty Library has begun 24-hour access for the exam period; until June 13th, it is open only to those with a current Drexel University ID.

And a new study option for students on the University City campus — the Library Learning Terrace opened Friday night with a festive party, and will remain open around the clock until the end of the exam period. Check out this new student-centered space, designed with flexible furnishings and lots of daylight!

We’re very excited to announce that our self-serve Group Study Room Reservation system is now online and available for use! If our blog could make trumpet noises, you would be hearing a loud fanfare right now!

You’ll find the link to the Reservation system on our homepage, right under the Hahnemann hours. Sign in with your usual credentials (Drexel email ID and password). You can see what’s booked and what’s available every day for the next week; you can then reserve the room of your choice for up to 3 hours at a time. You can make reservations on up to 3 days at a time.

Students reserving a study room are still expected to have a group of 3 or more people, and are expected to occupy the room within 10 minutes of the start of their reservation time.