McFarlin Library is located on the University of Tulsa campus. Visitors can typically access the campus via car, with parking available in designated lots. Public transportation options may also serve the university area. +1

Parking availability can vary. It's recommended to check the University of Tulsa's parking services website for the most current information on visitor parking and any associated fees.

While primarily for students, the library may offer non-student passes for research purposes, though this often comes with an annual fee.

The University of Tulsa campus is generally walkable. McFarlin Library is a prominent building, often visible from various points on campus. +1

McFarlin Library is often seen alongside Tyrrell Hall on campus, making them good visual cues for navigation.

Generally, no ticket is required for general access to McFarlin Library for University of Tulsa students and faculty. Visitors may need a special pass for extensive research.

Library hours can vary, especially during academic breaks and finals. During finals week, McFarlin Library is known to be open 24 hours for students.

Access to special collections usually requires an appointment or a guided tour. Informative tours are available and highly recommended.

For enrolled students, library access is typically free. Non-students may need to purchase a visitor pass for access.

Yes, McFarlin Library offers study rooms that students can book for group or individual study sessions.

McFarlin Library is celebrated for its beautiful architecture, extensive collections, special archives, and as a prime study spot for University of Tulsa students. It also features a large Starbucks and resident cats. +2

Students often praise the study rooms for their effectiveness. The library offers various quiet zones and spaces for focused work. +1

Absolutely. McFarlin Library houses extensive collections, including rare books and archives in its special collections, making it excellent for research. +1

Yes, McFarlin Library boasts a high-speed book-scanning robot, the largest Starbucks in Oklahoma, and friendly resident cats outside its premises. +2

The library's architecture is often compared to Parisian libraries, offering a grand and inspiring atmosphere for visitors and students.

Yes, McFarlin Library hosts the largest Starbucks in Oklahoma, offering a variety of coffee drinks and snacks.

The Starbucks offers a full menu, including specialty drinks like the Horchata Shaken Espresso.

While Starbucks is the primary dining option within the library, the University of Tulsa campus has other dining facilities.

Outside food and drinks are generally permitted in designated areas, but it's always best to check the library's specific policies.

Starbucks hours may vary, but they generally align with library hours, especially during peak study times like finals.

Photography for personal use is generally allowed in public areas of McFarlin Library, but professional or commercial photography may require permission.

The exterior architecture is very photogenic, often compared to Parisian libraries. The interior spaces, especially the special collections, also offer unique photo opportunities.

Yes, you can photograph the book-scanning robot, a unique feature of the library.

Photography of materials within the special collections may have restrictions to protect the delicate items. Always check with library staff.

Morning light can be beautiful on the library's facade, while evening light can create a warm glow.