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.
There are plenty of spaces for note-taking on the 4th floor.
Even though the 4th floor is one of the more sociable floors, there are still quiet little study niches everywhere.
On the fourth floor, there are plenty of big couches for group study.
Book a study room online or check out then check out the key at the Service Desk on the 3rd floor.
Top View of Private Cubicles on the 4th 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.
Students studying on the 3rd floor
You can always find study groups here on the third floor!
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Walk-Up Technical Help
Coates Library 3rd Floor
M-F: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
A Cafe inside Coates Library
Phone: (210) 999-8534
Small study spaces on the third floor for people who like little corners.
Whiteboards are great for studying and you can find plenty of them here on the third floor.
Near the back of the building next to all the study tables.
On the third floor, there are plenty of reference books for finding information.
The third floor of the library often spotlights new books and upcoming trends for the student body to peruse.
Classroom 310
The third floor also has access to gender-inclusive bathrooms.
Stop by for a quick drink in the middle of studying!
Small study space found in The Collaborate for Learning and Teaching
Here on the third floor is the Tiger Learning Commons! This is where you'll find tutors for STEM and writing classes.
Students hard at work in the TLC
If you need a photocopier, there is one in the TLC.
15 PCs, 12 Macs, 3 Canon scanners. These are first come, first serve. Students log in.
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 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.
Level 1. Where new resources are ordered, catalogued, and prepped for you
Here's the entrance for ITS. Feel free to come downstairs and seek help if you're having problems with your technology!