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More than 100 academic spaces at TCU are open for reservation.

Fine Arts building

Reservations

For TCU faculty, staff, and students to make internal classroom reservations:

Office of the Registrar's Ad Astra

For external groups to make room reservations through the Office of Conference Services:

Reserve a Room

Neeley entrance and fountain

The Neeley School of Business comprises Smith Hall, Tandy Hall, Hays Hall, and Sumner Hall. Newly renovated in 2019, the complex includes more than 25 classrooms, most of which have "smart" writable wall spaces. There is also select banquet space and the 200-seat Shaddock Auditorium, though this event space is typically only available during weekday business hours. Ask TCU Conference Services if this space might work for you.

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Spencer and Marlene Hays Business Commons
Room Capacity Design
1103 36 Lecture
1201 110 Lecture/Tiered Seating
1205 60 Lecture
1208 60 Lecture
1217 50 Lecture
1218 60 Lecture
1219 60 Lecture
1307 44 Lecture
1308 44 Lecture
1309 50 Lecture
1508 46 Lecture
1509 46 Lecture
1510 44 Lecture
1520A 73 Multipurpose
1520B 100 Multipurpose
1520AB (Smith Banquet Room) 173 Multipurpose
2108 40 Lecture
2203 60 Lecture
2303/2305 (Hays Banquet Room) 168 Banquet/Multipurpose
2408 24 Lecture
2410 (Shaddock Auditorium) 212 Auditorium
2506 36 Lecture
2507 46 Lecture
2526 42 Lecture
2527 42 Lecture
2528 60 Lecture
3115 40 Lecture
3402 24 Lecture
3403 28 Lecture
3516 60 Lecture

Rees-Jones entrance

This interdisciplinary academic building opened in August 2014. Rees-Jones Hall provides nine state-of-the-art flexible classrooms in addition to several other collaborative spaces equipped with presentation technology. Next Generation rooms contain movable tables and chairs and writable walls. This building is overseen by the Office of the Provost and is sometimes open to external groups.

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Rees-Jones Hall
Room Capacity Design
Atrium 80 Lobby
102 (Global Seminar Room) 30 Seminar
107 60 Lecture/Next Generation
111 60 Lecture/Next Generation
112 60 Lecture/Next Generation
113 60 Lecture/Next Generation
210 60 Lecture/Next Generation
211 45 Lecture/Next Generation
214 45 Lecture/Next Generation
215 60 Lecture/Next Generation
342 20 Lecture/Next Generation
351 (Incubator Lab) 28 Interdisciplinary Lab

Scharbauer entrance

Scharbauer, Reed, and Beasley Halls offer more than 20 clustered no-frills classrooms, designed to be conducive to learning in a centralized campus location. These facilities were created to efficiently house multiple academic units, and classrooms range in capacities from 24 to 64. Many rooms contain combination tablet desks. Seminar rooms, labs, and conference rooms are also available.

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Clarence & Kelly Scharbauer Hall
Room Capacity Design
1007 24 Lecture
1008 (tiered seating) 64 Lecture
1010 (tiered seating) 64 Lecture
1011 24 Lecture
2008 32 Lecture
2010 32 Lecture
2011 15 Conference
3003 18 Conference
3019 15 Computer Lab
4002 25 Computer Lab
4009 18 Conference
4022 24 Conference
Dave Reed Hall
Room Capacity Design
120 24 Computer lab w/ tables
125 24 Seminar Room
135 14 Conference Room
202 49 Lecture
217 28 Lecture
219 42 Lecture
221 45 Lecture
223 40 Lecture
319 42 Lecture
331 40 Lecture
417 42 Lecture
421 40 Lecture
Theodore Beasley Hall
Room Capacity Design
103 40 Lecture
104 47 Lecture
105 47 Lecture
106 48 Lecture
108 48 Lecture
205 60 Lecture
206 48 Lecture
322 18 Seminar
323 20 Seminar

Bailey building statue

Palko 130 is one of the larger auditoriums on campus, seating up to 145. Palko and Bailey Halls together feature six classrooms, a large common area for students and faculty, and space for an academic center for growing graduate programs.

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Betsy and Steve Palko Hall
Room Capacity Design
130 145 Lecture
222 40 Lecture
225 32 Lecture
227 36 Lecture
Bailey Building
Room Capacity Design
101 42 Lecture
102 30 Lecture
106 24 Lecture

Tucker Technology building entrance

Considered an architectural work of art, the Sid Richardson Physical Sciences Building provides some of the University's largest lecture halls: two seat 200 and two more seat 100. The name of the science complex honors the foundation from which the construction was funded, established by prominent Fort Worth oilman and rancher Sid W. Richardson.

The Tucker Technology Center (pictured above) and Winton-Scott Hall contain 16 classrooms between them.

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Sid W. Richardson Physical Sciences Building
Room Capacity Design
Lecture Hall 1 202 Lecture - Auditorium
Lecture Hall 2 211 Lecture - Auditorium
Lecture Hall 3 95 Lecture - Auditorium
Lecture Hall 4 101 Lecture - Auditorium
Winton-Scott Hall of Science
Room Capacity Design
108 25 Lecture
145 41 Lecture
147 33 Lecture
148 27 Lecture
169 38 Lecture
170 41 Lecture
171 48 Lecture
215 49 Lecture
217 120 Lecture
223 50 Lecture
William E. and Jean Jones Tucker Technology Center
Room Capacity Design
135 12 Seminar
137 32 Lecture
138 47 Lecture
139 90 Multipurpose/Banquet
244 44 Lecture
245 58 Lecture
246 40 Lecture
352 32 Lecture
353 28 Computer Lab

Moudy entrance

The J.M. Moudy Visual Arts and Communication Building houses the School of Art and the College of Communication. Moudy North features an intimate art gallery that displays student and faculty work as well as traveling art exhibits. Moudy South is home to the Schieffer School of Journalism and houses the offices of student publications and broadcast media. Named for famous journalist Bob Schieffer, this prestigious college is home to Moudy 141, an auditorium-style room that seats 140 guests. Seven more classrooms are available as well.

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Moudy Visual Arts and Communication Building
Room Capacity Design
141N 140 Lecture - Auditorium
155S 32 Lecture
156S 42 Lecture
164S 70 Lecture
204S 30 Lecture
320S 72 Lecture
325S 25 Lecture
345S 30 Lecture

Bass building interior

The Harris College collaborates with many health-based organizations in its highly-specialized Nursing Anesthesia Lab and the Health Professions Learning Center. Three classrooms contain movable desks and chairs.

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Annie Richardson Bass Building
Room Capacity Design
1001 48 Lecture
1010 48 Lecture
1011 48 Lecture

Audio/Visual

All classrooms come equipped with built-in A/V resources. These include:

  • Presentation podium
    • Podium touchscreen: At the touch of your finger, you can navigate between the built-in desktop computer, your own laptop, audio adjustment control, video data projector, and powered projection screen.
    • Overhead projector.
    • Wireless microphone, if necessary.
    • USB ports.
  • Lighting control with four preset modes.
  • WiFi & networking capabilities – please speak with TCU Conference Services.
  • Additional equipment and support – Conference Services can connect with the TCU Center for Instructional Services for additional classroom technology, support, and set-up.

Catering

External food or Sodexo may be allowed in academic buildings, but please confirm with TCU Conference Services personnel. Events with food will be billed a housekeeping fee.

Locations & Parking

Please refer to the campus map for building locations and visitor parking.

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