Roy O. West Library

11 E. Larabee St.Greencastle, Indiana 46135

Roy O. West Library (Roy O.) is designed to fit just about any way a student wants to learn on any particular day or night. In addition to housing the bulk of DePauw's physical collections in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, Roy O. features solo workstations, private study rooms, 40+ areas for student collaboration, a meditation room, a stunning reading room, and the beloved Cafe Roy (a staple for caffeine during exam weeks). Roy O. is also home to the Learning Commons, Faculty Instructional Technology Support (FITS), the University Archives and the innovative Tenzer Technology Center.

Back exterior of Roy O. Library building shot from the bottom of the entrance steps highlighting a large wall of windows.

The Roy O. West Library

Wide lens view of students walking down staircase from a second floor with study area seating on left, technology center in back and bookcases to the right.

Roy O.'s open layout and state-of-the-art design offers students access to digital connectivity and human connection. Explore the second floor, home to the Tenzer Technology Center.

Split view of the Reading Room with bookcases and single-study areas to left (2nd floor) and communal study tables with a large wall of windows to right (1st floor).

The 3,280-square-foot Reading Room fosters quiet study in a stunning academic setting.