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From lawns to libraries, students find favorite study spots

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June 4th, 2018| 1 min read

Stanford study spaces

At Stanford, students study all over campus. University Photographer Linda A. Cicero has captured images of students doing the hard work of studying in a multitude of campus spaces, indoors and out.

A sunny day beckons students to study outdoors. Students work near Mozart I, a sculpture in stainless steel by Kenneth Snelson (U.S.A., b. 1927).
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Students work in one of the cozy study areas in the Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library in the Sapp Center for Science Teaching and Learning.
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In the warmth of Branner Dining Hall, students linger over breakfast and work on projects.
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Graduate student Sarah Wilker works on research in the stacks of Green Library.
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A student rests while others work on a group project in the basement of the Huang Engineering Center.
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A student works in solitude in a cozy couch in Bowes Art & Architecture Library.
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In the Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden, a student contemplates his work under the watchful gaze of a sculpture modeled after Rodin’s Thinker.
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Stadium seating in the Huang Engineering Center becomes a study space for one during the morning hours.
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Students work on problem sets in Building 530.
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Undergraduate Anatole Schneider works in the Hoover Library.
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Undergraduates Eric Mason and Christian Davis work in the 4th floor study area of the Robin Li and Melissa Ma Science Library in the Sapp Center for Science Teaching and Learning.
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Juniors Toby Bell and Jane Clayton work at a sunny window in the Green Library stacks.
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A student works in the courtyard of the Huang Engineering Center.
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Senior Akshay Rajagopal and graduate student Miquel Miller, MD, study at the Forbes Café.
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Students work together in the Bowes Art & Architecture Library.
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A student keeps reading as he descends the stairs in Green Library.
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