The Learning Commons in Homer Babbidge Library is a popular place for students to study and receive tutoring in writing, quantitative, and other study skills. Photo by Suzanne Zack
A tutor works with a student in the Writing Center. Photos by Suzanne Zack
A student discusses a paper with a tutor in the Writing Center, part of the Learning Commons in Homer Babbidge Library. The Writing Center has a faculty-led staff of more than 30 graduate and undergraduate tutors from disciplines across the University, available to support students at all stages of the writing process.
A tutor works with students in the Quantitative Learning Center, or Q Center, part of the Learning Commons.
The Q Center runs an extensive drop-in tutoring area, focusing on lower-division Q courses in Chemistry, Math, Physics, and Statistics.
The Learning Commons is a popular place for students to study, both individually and in groups.
Students work together in a group study room, known as an iStudio, in the Learning Commons.
