Two people work on laptops at a wooden table on a patio in front of UTA's Central Library.

Two students study on the Ruthie Brock-Saxe Patio on July 19, 2022, in front of the Central Library.

File photo / The Shorthorn staff

With exam season ramping up, students may be looking for new study spots. 

Whether students prefer a scenic view or a quiet corner, UTA offers a variety of spots for people to choose from.

Here are some options around campus.

Desks and study cubicles with blue dividers sit in a library.

Study spaces sit on the third floor of the Central Library on July 2 at UTA. Various resources are available for students in the library.

Photo by Maricela Gonzales

A wood table an benches sit on top of brick squares in a grassy courtyard.

A table and benches sit outside of the Central Library on July 21 at UTA. Some tables provide charging stations.

Photo by Maricela Gonzales

Short chairs with geometric patterns and tall white chairs sit around tables in a hallway.

A collaboration space is housed in the School of Social Work and Smart Hospital building on July 21 at UTA. The school offers spaces with high chair and rolling chair options.

Photo by Maricela Gonzales

Lawn chairs sit in the shade of trees in a grassy courtyard.

Chairs sit outside the CAPPA Courtyard on July 21 at UTA. The space has multiple tables, benches and moveable lounge seats avaliable.

Photo by Maricela Gonzales

Blue chairs sit around small square tables next to a balcony railing.

Tables and chairs sit on the second floor of Pickard Hall on July 21 at UTA. Pickard Hall contains several resources for students.

Photo by Maricela Gonzales

A picnic table and benches sit in a courtyard with a fountain and a round building behind them.

The UTA Land Acknowledgement Courtyard sits near Preston Hall on July 21 at UTA. The courtyard was dedicated on Indigenous Peoples’ Day in 2022.

Photo by Maricela Gonzales

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