The University of Tampa (UT) Campus

UT does not have Division I sports, so the school doesn't have much of a sports culture. Our field is used for soccer and the occasional movie night.

University of Tampa has a gorgeous campus that includes some must-see sights, such as the Chapel and the pool. Follow Lily along as she gives a tour of some of her favorite spots.

UT has a small library located toward the back of campus. This popular study spot is two stories tall and full of seating areas for students. While it's not very big or modern, students still seem to love it.

Meet Princess, a senior here at UT! In this interview she discusses some of the highlights of attending UT, as well as some of the challenges of navigating your four years here.

Sports is not a huge thing at UT, but you can definitely still be involved!

Plant Park is a student favorite. It's a great place to study, bring your lunch or just literally hang (in a hammock). It's right on the river and across the stream from downtown so it can be a little noisy but it makes up for it with the view. Since it's so pretty, there are always many photographers and their subjects taking pictures on the weekends among the many students who like to spend their Saturday afternoons napping by the water.

The Vaughn Quad usually has a lot of traffic and it's a nice place to hangout if you need to focus on homework but don't want to completely disconnect from everything else!

Here are some of my favorite places on and off campus!

Lily discusses the reasons she chose UT, including location and academics.

Plant Hall (formally the Tampa Bay Hotel) is where UT got its start. This was the first building built over one hundred years ago. Follow Lily as she gives a tour of the massive building and gives some insight on what happens inside, including concerts and classes.

UT does not have Division I sports, so the school doesn't have much of a sports culture. Our field is used for soccer and the occasional movie night.

Welcome to UT's brand new Fitness and Recreation Center. Two floors tall, this building is home to many cardio and strength machines, as well as many classrooms which house about 50 group exercises held every week. While the building is conveniently located in the center of campus and is absolutely beautiful, it's usually pretty empty.

UT has a small library located toward the back of campus. This popular study spot is two stories tall and full of seating areas for students. While it's not very big or modern, students still seem to love it.

Here are some of my favorite places on and off campus!