Judith M.
4/21/2014
Like Casey S. Before me, I'm not a student but I know from Good libraries. Free WiFi Ergonomic seating options at work stations that not only have multiple outlets. They have quaint....
Hayden Library - Science + Humanities
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77 Massachusetts Ave Bldg 14S-134
Cambridge, MA 02139
Hayden Library is a part of the MIT Libraries system, focusing on Science and Humanities disciplines. Located in Cambridge, MA, it offers a variety of study spaces, including a courtyard, collaborative reading room, group study rooms, and a quiet reading room with stunning views of the Boston skyline and Charles River.
The library features amenities such as the Courtyard Cafe, offering a range of menu items from coffee and pastries to sandwiches and salads. Additionally, there is a space called The Nexus designed for community events and teaching, equipped with sound and projection systems.
For those seeking a quiet study environment, Hayden Library provides an East study room with MIT ID access, featuring natural light, various seating options, and docking stations with monitors. With a focus on providing diverse study settings and resources, Hayden Library aims to support the academic endeavors of MIT students, faculty, and staff.
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4.58 reviews
Ariya M.
9/29/2018
Good place to study. Everything you would want a library to be. Wifi, books, quiet, views of the river, and friendly librarians.
John L.
10/20/2009
I got a chance to spend a little bit of time in Hayden exploring the various levels for sociology-related books and other books for my various work-related shenanigans (my personal favorite: I...
Vadim S.
1/28/2019
By far my favorite library to study on MIT campus. I like the tables on the first floor and seats by the tall windows overlooking the Charles river. It's mesmerizing. The staff is very friendly,...
Nate G.
12/11/2008
One winter day while in Boston a year ago, I woke up to an early alarm, packed my differential equations book into my bag, pulled on my pea coat and hat, and set off into the morning sun, towards...
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