Founded in 1967, Joseph Mark Lauinger Library is a part of Georgia University Library. The library maintains a...
Website: library.georgetown.edu
Phone: (202) 687-7452
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 30th St NW and 31st St NW
37th St NW & O St NW Washington, DC 20007 324.62 mi
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The brutalist architecture of the library reflects the social upheaval at the time of it's opening. That was April 6, 1970, two years after MLK and JFK were assassinated. The Vietnam War was in... More
This is a good place to study as well, but the midnight mug level can be very loud during exam week. I prefer studying here on the main campus as opposed to the DML. More
It gets the job done! Nice people, nice books. Not a huge fan of how it looks from the outside. I study in here a lot and I am productive. But, one time I found these sock-like things? It's in... More
While the out-of-the-way location of the G-town library probably prevents almost everyone but students from ever setting foot inside, I've spent so much time here over the past few years that I... More
This is my second home on campus. I hardly use the second floor, which is the social floor, unless I'm specifically meeting people for a group project. Otherwise, I grab a drink at Midnight Mug on... More
