Divinity School Library

A hidden gem within the system! While Sterling, Beinecke, and maybe a few others get the fame, Divinity is absolutely deserving. In this quaint corner, it isn't the easiest to spot, but absolutely worth it. Still, even upon entry, it doesn't quite inspire confidence with a long, relatively broing hallway leading to some stacks. On the left a bit of a beautiful reading room persists, but seems to be all there is. However, the beauty lies to to the right. Rising in a gorgeous rotunda one can reach two stunning rooms. On the left is a standard, but impressive reading room, a microcosm of the Law Library. On the right however, is a beautiful two tier reading room reminiscent of Butler (Columbia), present, to my knowledge nowhere else at Yale. This hidden gem, on a quaint corner easily earns all five stars.

A nice place for self-study, but the only downside is that all the windows are covered in cobwebs.

The Day Missions room is the most beautiful place in the world!

Love to read here on the weekends!