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The Reflection Room

Outside view of the Reflection Room, frosted glass with

The Reflection Room, room 212 in Cabell Library, is for individual quiet reflection, meditation, contemplation, or prayer. Guidelines for use of the space are:

    • Silence and mutual respect are expected at all times.
    • All electronic devices should be in silent mode. Headphones or earbuds must be used for audio.
    • The room is not to be used as a lounge, meeting, nap, or study space.
    • The space is available on a first come, first-served basis. The room can be used by multiple people at the same time.
    • Food and beverages are discouraged.
    • No candles, incense, or any other flammable items are permitted. No strong fragrances.
    • Please leave the space as you found it. VCU Libraries is not responsible for unattended items. Items left behind will be taken to Lost & Found at the Information Desk.
    • VCU Libraries employees maintain the space and may enter periodically.

Have questions or feedback about the Reflection Room? Please contact Laura W. Gariepy, Associate Dean for Research & Learning, VCU Libraries, at lwgariepy@vcu.edu.

Interior view of the Reflection Room, a room with benches and cushions on the floor

Photo credit: Quentin Penn-Hollar