Academic Spaces
More than 100 academic spaces at TCU are open for reservation.
The Neeley School of Business comprises Smith Hall, Tandy Hall, Hays Hall, and Sumner Hall. Renovated in 2019, the complex includes more than 25 classrooms, most with "smart" writable wall space. It also includes select banquet space and the 200-seat Shaddock Auditorium, though this event space is typically available only during weekday business hours. Ask TCU Conference Services if this space might work for you.
Spencer and Marlene Hays Business Commons
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 1103 | Lecture |
| 1201 | Lecture/Tiered Seating |
| 1205 | Lecture |
| 1208 | Lecture |
| 1217 | Lecture |
| 1218 | Lecture |
| 1219 | Lecture |
| 1307 | Lecture |
| 1308 | Lecture |
| 1309 | Lecture |
| 1508 | Lecture |
| 1509 | Lecture |
| 1510 | Lecture |
| 1520A | Multipurpose |
| 1520B | Multipurpose |
| 1520AB (Smith Banquet Room) | Multipurpose |
| 2108 | Lecture |
| 2203 | Lecture |
| 2303/2305 (Hays Banquet Room) | Banquet/Multipurpose |
| 2408 | Lecture |
| 2410 (Shaddock Auditorium) | Auditorium |
| 2506 | Lecture |
| 2507 | Lecture |
| 2526 | Lecture |
| 2527 | Lecture |
| 2528 | Lecture |
| 3115 | Lecture |
| 3402 | Lecture |
| 3403 | Lecture |
| 3516 | Lecture |
This interdisciplinary academic building opened in August 2014. Rees-Jones Hall offers nine state-of-the-art, flexible classrooms, plus several other collaborative spaces equipped with presentation technology. Next Generation rooms feature movable tables and chairs, plus writable walls. This building is overseen by the Office of the Provost and is sometimes open to external groups.
Rees-Jones Hall
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| Atrium | Lobby |
| 102 (Global Seminar Room) | Seminar |
| 107 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 111 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 112 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 113 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 210 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 211 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 214 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 215 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 342 | Lecture/Next Generation |
| 351 (Incubator Lab) | Interdisciplinary Lab |
Scharbauer, Reed, and Beasley Halls offer more than 20 clustered, no-frills classrooms designed to support learning in a centralized campus location. These facilities were designed to house multiple academic units efficiently, and classrooms range in capacity from 24 to 64. Many rooms contain combination tablet desks. The building also includes seminar rooms, labs, and conference rooms.
Clarence & Kelly Scharbauer Hall
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 1007 | Lecture |
| 1008 (tiered seating) | Lecture |
| 1010 (tiered seating) | Lecture |
| 1011 | Lecture |
| 2008 | Lecture |
| 2010 | Lecture |
| 2011 | Conference |
| 3003 | Conference |
| 3019 | Computer Lab |
| 4002 | Computer Lab |
| 4009 | Conference |
| 4022 | Conference |
Dave Reed Hall
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 120 | Computer lab w/ tables |
| 125 | Seminar Room |
| 135 | Conference Room |
| 202 | Lecture |
| 217 | Lecture |
| 219 | Lecture |
| 221 | Lecture |
| 223 | Lecture |
| 319 | Lecture |
| 331 | Lecture |
| 417 | Lecture |
| 421 | Lecture |
Theodore Beasley Hall
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 103 | Lecture |
| 104 | Lecture |
| 105 | Lecture |
| 106 | Lecture |
| 108 | Lecture |
| 205 | Lecture |
| 206 | Lecture |
| 322 | Seminar |
| 323 | Seminar |
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.
Betsy and Steve Palko Hall
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 130 | Lecture |
| 222 | Lecture |
| 225 | Lecture |
| 227 | Lecture |
Bailey Building
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 101 | Lecture |
| 102 | Lecture |
| 106 | Lecture |
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 science complex is named for the foundation that funded its construction, established by prominent Fort Worth oilman and rancher Sid W. Richardson.
The Tucker Technology Center (pictured above) and Winton-Scott Hall contain 16 classrooms.
Sid W. Richardson Physical Sciences Building
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| Lecture Hall 1 | Lecture - Auditorium |
| Lecture Hall 2 | Lecture - Auditorium |
| Lecture Hall 3 | Lecture - Auditorium |
| Lecture Hall 4 | Lecture - Auditorium |
Winton-Scott Hall of Science
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 108 | Lecture |
| 145 | Lecture |
| 147 | Lecture |
| 148 | Lecture |
| 169 | Lecture |
| 170 | Lecture |
| 171 | Lecture |
| 215 | Lecture |
| 217 | Lecture |
| 223 | Lecture |
William E. and Jean Jones Tucker Technology Center
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 135 | Seminar |
| 137 | Lecture |
| 138 | Lecture |
| 139 | Multipurpose/Banquet |
| 244 | Lecture |
| 245 | Lecture |
| 246 | Lecture |
| 352 | Lecture |
| 353 | Computer Lab |
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 includes Moudy 141, an auditorium-style room that seats 140 guests. Seven additional classrooms are available.
Moudy Visual Arts and Communication Building
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 141N | Lecture - Auditorium |
| 155S | Lecture |
| 156S | Lecture |
| 164S | Lecture |
| 204S | Lecture |
| 320S | Lecture |
| 325S | Lecture |
| 345S | Lecture |
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.
Annie Richardson Bass Building
| Room | Design |
|---|---|
| 1001 | Lecture |
| 1010 | Lecture |
| 1011 | Lecture |