UGS 303: Communication and AI - Wang

University Writing Center - help with any writing project. Make an appointment for an in-person (entry level of PCL) or online consultation.

The Foundry

3D printers, a recording studio, sewing and embroidery machines and sergers, mills, laser and vinyl cutters, and more. Open to any UT student.

How do I find and check out a book? 

• This guide takes you through the steps. Your UT ID is your library card.

Can I access the New York Times?

• Yes! You can set up a free account and add games, cooking or sports. This guide walks you through the steps.

Can I print and use computers in the library?

• Yes. We have PCs, Macs (Fine Arts and PCL), printers and scanners.

 What software do you have?

• In addition to the basics such as Microsoft Office, we have specialized software in the PCL Media Lab, the Data Lab and the Fine Arts Library.

.Do you check out laptops and things like that?

• We don't check out laptops, but we do check out a lot of technology, especially in PCL (main library) and FAL (Fine Arts Library). The PCL Desk has microphones, chargers, scientific calculators and more. The Fine Arts Library has equipment to check out and use in their makerspace.

 Where can I study in the library?

• We have library locations across campus where you can study. They range from quiet to collaborative so find the space you like the best. There are also group study rooms rooms you can reserve for group work.

What services does the Libraries provide for users with disabilities?

• The Libraries has numerous services and resources to ensure we provide access to information for all of our users. For a comprehensive list, see Information for Users with Disabilities, including OpenDyslexic on library computers, an assistive technology workstation, a meditation/relaxation room and more. If you have questions, reach out to your librarian or to Joe Dobbs, the Coordinator fof Services for Users with Disabilities and Head of User Services.