Location, Location, Location

A Guide to Campus Study Spots

By Texas Christian University

May 2^nd, 2023

Finding the perfect study spot can be a game changer for academic success. As the semester draws to a close, deadlines approach and final exams loom, let’s take a look at some of the many locations on campus to hit the books.

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The Library

The Mary Couts Burnett Library is an obvious choice, especially since it’s open every day and 24 hours, Sunday through Thursday. The library provides plenty of spaces for independent study and breakout rooms for groups.

Rees-Jones

Connected to the library on the second floor, Rees-Jones Hall is another go-to spot. Plus, if the sun is shining, there is plenty of seating outside in the Intellectual Commons.

Sadler Hall

The renovated M.E. Sadler Hall is home to the newest study location on campus: the Judy and Paul Andrews Honors Lounge—open to all students.

Business Commons

The sprawling Spencer and Marlene Hays Business Commons has seemingly endless spots inside and out to spread out with books, papers and a laptop.

Creative Commons

The Creative Commons, which includes the Fine Arts Building, TCU Music Center, J.M. Moudy Visual Arts and Communication Building and beautiful green space, offers more indoor-outdoor options.

Campus Commons

Steps away from many residence halls, the Campus Commons is the quintessential place for an al fresco study sesh.

The BLUU

The Brown-Lupton University Union offers three floors of seating and easy access to grab a bite to eat at Chick-fil-A, Union Grounds or Market Square.