Take a quick photo tour of each level—study spaces, services, and what you’ll find on every floor.
Summer snapshots; during the semester, Coates is buzzing—full tables, study groups, help desks hopping.
Tip: peak times are mid-day, mid-week, evenings; for quieter study, try mornings or designated quiet zones.
Book a study room online or check out then check out the key at the Service Desk on the 3rd floor.
Whiteboard on the 4th floor.
Entrance level = 3rd floor. Our front door opens onto Level 3—right by the Service Desk. Start here for quick help, borrowing, and directions.
A Cafe inside Coates Library
Phone: (210) 999-8534
Walk-Up Technical Help
Coates Library 3rd Floor
M-F: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Classroom 310
Students studying on the 3rd floor
15 PCs, 12 Macs, 3 Canon scanners. These are first come, first serve. Students log in.
Get professional guidance.
Quiet Reading Room. Ideal for solo study and reading.
Special Collections and Archives can be found on the 2nd floor of the library in Room 208.
Interested in a locker? Ask at the Service Desk (Level 3).
The second floor is the designated quiet floor in the library.
The Center for International Engagement fosters sharing international ideas by broadening our global involvement and impact through programming that reaches beyond borders.
Level 1. Where new resources are ordered, cataloged, and prepped for you.
The main entrance of the library is on Level 3 which feels like the first floor, but the 1st floor is two levels below -- and well, it feels like the basement.