J. Henry Meyer Memorial Library

04/08/2013

Jason S.

Jason S.

Not exactly a 'traditional library' since there isn't really a collection of books. However, this is usually the best place on campus to meet with a group for projects.

07/27/2013

Na K.

Na K.

Sweet, sweet Meyer. I've long since left Stanford but am still a student, and no other place lives up to Meyer's standards. Must be why I've never been able to pull an all-nighter since the good...

07/27/2013

Stanford A.

Stanford A.

aaahhh, memories of Meyer. I graduated from Stanford a few years ago, and I miss Meyer dearly. It was the only place on campus ugly and uncomfortable enough to actually get work done. Other...

<p>The John Henry Meyer Memorial Library building is home to Academic Computing at Stanford and the East Asia Library.</p> <p>1st Floor: Meyer Tech Desk, computer cluster, study area, open 24 hours a day (except during intersession periods).</p> <p>2nd Floor: Multimedia studio, digital language lab, tech services, offices, computers, snow globe collection.</p> <p>3rd Floor: SULAIR staff only.</p> <p>4th Floor: East Asia Library (Stanford ID required).</p> <p>Walking into the Meyer Library is somewhat easier than other libraries on campus. No turnstiles or ID checking, however to use equipment and services ID will be required.</p> <p>You must have a Stanford ID to have access to course reserves, certain computers, databases, equipment and other research services, as well as the wireless network. Non-Stanford affiliated visitors may have access to library for up to seven one-day uses in a 12-month period. Additional access privileges may be purchased. Non-Stanford affiliated users of the library may use the photocopiers and printers by purchasing&nbsp;a card with at Cash-to-Card machine and adding value to it. Additional access privileges may be applied for at the Cecil H. Green Library privileges desk.</p>