Hunter Library offers a variety of study rooms of different sizes that may be reserved in one-hour time slots by individuals and groups of up to 10 people. Each type of room has its own restrictions on the maximum number of hours reservable per day and per week, as well as how far ahead they can be booked.
When not reserved, the use of the rooms is on a first-come first-served basis. Individuals or groups MUST yield the rooms to users with reservations.
Student Study Rooms
There are 4 Individual Study Rooms on the ground floor. Each room has a desk, chair, and shelving. They can only accommodate one person.
There are 7 Small Group Study Rooms located on the ground floor of Hunter Library in the area behind the elevator. These rooms are reservable by individuals and groups of up to 4 people - they are too small for larger groups. Each room contains a study table and chairs to accommodate up to 4 people, and is equipped with a SMART kapp Whiteboard - instructions for use of the SMART kapp are posted in each room.
Reserve a large group study room
There are 6 Large Group Study Rooms on the main and ground floors that can accommodate 6-10 people depending on the size of the room and the furnishings - they may be reserved by groups of 4 or larger. Each room contains a conference table(s) and chairs, and is equipped with a SMART kapp Whiteboard - instructions for use of the SMART kapp are posted in each room.
Reserve the Honors\GRADUATE Student Study Room
The Honors/Graduate Student Study Room HL 27 is reservable by WCU Honors or Graduate students only. The room seats up to 4 people, and is equipped with a SMART kapp Whiteboard - instructions for use of the SMART kapp are posted in the room.
The Multisensory Room is located on the ground floor of Hunter Library in the area behind the elevator. These rooms are reservable by individuals and groups of up to 6 people - they are too small for larger groups. Each room contains a study table and chairs to accommodate up to 6 people.
Faculty Study Rooms
There are 2 Hourly Faculty Study Rooms on the ground floor. Each room has a desk, chair, and shelving. They can only accommodate one person. These rooms are in the quiet zone of the ground floor so they are not intended for meeting or office space but for quiet individual research.
Scholar Studio Spaces including Gaming Room
Hunter Library’s Gaming Room is located on the first floor of the Library in HL 184. From the main elevator, you turn right, past the restrooms and the library's Electronic Classroom (HL 186). The Gameroom is on the left. When arriving for your booking, come to the Circulation Desk to confirm and check out any controllers, games, etc... you wish to use. We will also open the room for you at this time.
The gaming room has:
Available for checkout to complement the room equipment, we have:
Reserve Audio-Visual Recording Booths
The recording booths in the Scholar Studio are equipped with multimedia hardware and software for media production and editing. Both booths are set up for recording audio and/or video and include a computer, webcam, microphone, headphones, and other equipment. One booth contains a PC running Windows 10 and one contains an iMac running OS Catalina. The booths are for the use of WCU students, faculty, and staff.
Reserve Sewing Machine
What sewing machines are available?
What supplies does the library offer?
The sewing supply cabinet contains all the basic notions needed for sewing. This includes:
Fiskars scissors (right and left-handed)
Thread snips
Needle threaders
Pins and sewing clips
Seam rippers
Thread -- Black and White only
Machine needles
Hand sewing needles
Small iron and wool pressing pad
And more!
Note: The library doesn’t sell any sewing supplies. Users will need to bring their own fabric/material, thread outside of the black and white options, and any specialty tools.
Need help getting started or want to learn more about sewing?
New to sewing and/or sewing machines? Book an appointment with the Scholar Studio Librarian and get one-on-one help.
If you want more information on the service or links to how-tos on various sewing skills, check out our guide.
Technology Commons Spaces Group Study and Meeting Rooms
Reserve a Tech Commons Group Study or Meeting Room
The Technology Common (located on the ground floor of the library) has 2 Group Study rooms that accommodate up to 8 people.