Central Michigan University’s (CMU) Park library is the hub for studying. Students are hard at work, wanting the least amount of distraction.
The Park Library has much foot traffic during midterm week Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Students were found working hard studying, doing homework, working on group projects or working at the library.
Abby Fishbaugh, Toledo senior, completes architecture homework while working at the Information Desk.
“It’s nice working at the Information Desk, because I get to work on my mid-semester project while I’m getting paid,” Fishbaugh said.
Nate Shurlow and John Torres, Lakeview juniors, study for their last University Program class, Introduction to Biology, midterm together.
“I have three midterms: biology, business and management,” Shurlow said, “I’m taking them one at a time so I don’t get overwhelmed.”
Nate Shurlow, Lakeview junior, switches to studying for his Business midterm.
Students look for a quiet place to concentrate. The higher the floor, the quieter it gets.
Primary sources are close at hand in the library for students writing research papers.
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