Butler Library

The building is nice, always way too packed for my liking, selfish people who leave their stuff for hours at a spot. Always makes me go to graduate lounge. Stacks are like treasure hunt for books.

It gets very quiet and peaceful at night to just walk around the quads. Good stargazing in front of the astronomy building.

First time here? Don't even bother with 209, simply hit 210. Its warm and cozy atmosphere will never make you want to leave Butler.

Check out the group study rooms on 4th floor if you are looking for an isolated place to study with friends.

Camping is frowned upon!!

2nd floor across from the Men's bathroom is a study room; turn right as you enter and there a super quiet study area attached that has amazing alcoves to hide away in for hours.

Surprised no one's mentioned this yet, but students sometimes hook up in the stacks, or the top floor construction areas... for the Undergraduate population, it's like a right of passage.

Wonderful place to study.

Talk to Dwight at the front security desk during the graveyard shift (Wed nt to Sun nt) about the interesting stuff that people do in the library at night.

First floor study rooms are everything (right hallway passed the guard)

Hunt out one of the study rooms for peace and quiet – perfect for when you’re on a tight deadline.

Stack level 10 has a huge selection of rad comics & graphic novels

Packed during midterms, but decent place to study. Go to 4th floor SE Asian studies for desk space and quiet.

Edward Said Reading Room (616 I think) highly recommended

Head to the stacks for minimal distractions (no wifi). But bring a sweater, the stacks are about 10 degrees colder than the rest of Butler.

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If you're not going to study, get the eff out... Please stop wasting your time and my quiet space. Very simple request.

Great environment to get work done.

Great place. Everyone should try living here for like a month.

If you're pulling an all nighter at least take a study break and watch the sunrise from butler roof - very worth it

Gorgeous library. Almost makes studying tolerable.

5th and 6th floors are open late through December 20th!

Amazing attention in the entrance.

Best space to do serious work.

@Butler Library. Visit the Rare Book & Manuscript Library on 6th floor east!

If u wanna bring food into butler, hide it in ur bag as u pass the guard

If you're not going to study, get the eff out... It's very in considerate and damn annoying

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Women bathrooms are not well maintained. I have seen many horrible surprises in the stalls. Tip use bathroom on another floor!

If you happen to find an empty study room, hold on to it like it's the only thing that matters!

Don't leave your stuff too long, camping is frowned upon.

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cosy for studying

If theres no space in 403 , then theres no space in the whole of butler.

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Beautiful library.

Look for the secret napping nook in the mystical periodicals room. Try not to drool.

clif bars are $3.00 here! jeez. go across the street for food at 1/2 price

very good！

The catalog room is the cutest part of campus.

Search foursquare for Notice Kiosk to find what's going on around you.

Abandon hope all ye who enter here.

Corn Muffins and Scones are surprisingly awesome.

Open to NYU students!

Great exhibit on graphic novels up until .Memorial Day weekend

Columbia's best place to be in peace and read something

Keep your mouth shut and put your phone on vibrate!

Nicholas Murray Butler wasn’t arrogant enough to name this edifice after himself. It was originally called South Hall.

great library!