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Source: Tacoma Ledger

An overview of the resources and study locations available for UW Tacoma students on campus. By Rylee Morrow As midterms approach, the need to have a good study spot becomes crucial. UW Tacoma offers several different spaces for students to study, whether you’re by yourself or in a group. Every location will be different, so use this guide to find the one that best suits your needs! Reservable Study Rooms: UW Tacoma has several spaces around campus that are reservable. So, if you know that you have something that requires lots of focus, book one of these in advance! Private rooms are available in the Snoqualmie Building (SNO), and semi-private rooms are available throughout Tacoma Paper & Stationery (TPS) and Cherry Parks (CP). For bigger groups, reserve a breakout or conference room. These are available in Birmingham Hay & Seed (BHS), CP, Dougan (DOU), Milgard (MLG), McDonald Smith (MDS), the Science Building (SCI) and at the University YMCA (UWY).

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