Suggestions for Government Building near Windsor Park, Austin

Jenna D. • September 14, 2010Visit Larry in the cafeteria!

Alayah F. • December 30, 2014Quaint library. If you go downstairs there's usually good art on display, as well as a cafe.

Alayah F. • December 30, 2014Swing by the VAC right across from the entrance for good shows with visiting artists as well as student work. If you walk the halls, you'll find some really cool examples of recent assignments.

Matthew J. • April 4, 2012To get to 321H, walk into the courtyard, go up the stairs on the east side.

Andrew C. • November 15, 2013Use your majors pass for $5 rush tickets

Deanna S. • March 2, 2012Visit your professors in office hours! Even if you have to wait in line - totally worth it.

Kerri B. • February 16, 2011Power outlets in each chair in the Avaya auditorium!

Colin • February 5, 2015Fantastic pharmacy for pretty much anything you might need.

Drew I. • October 21, 2011Check out the inset stone benches in the open entrance hall.

Dianey S. • November 11, 2023I’ve been called to jury duty 3 times…. Each time I know exactly where to go and the staff has always been professional… i already know my way around… 👍

Marvin S. • November 13, 2012Actually this is a second geological sciences building.

The University of Texas at Austin • November 15, 2012This building is home to the oldest pharmacy college in Texas. On view throughout the building are the contents of an apothecary shop founded in 1864 in Jefferson, Texas.

Alyssa P. • February 7, 2013Beautiful and quiet place to study with an amazing outdoor area! Grab Starbucks at the SAC on your way :)

Paul T. • August 19, 2014The 3rd floor balcony is a lovely place to revise on a cool evening. ^-^

Elynn L. • February 7, 2012The auditorium is a bit cold, so bring a jacket! Also, the rows are quite small, so sitting towards the aisles will aid in a quick exit after class.

Phillip G. • November 17, 2010The men's restrooms are on the second (entrance level) and fourth floors. Women's restrooms are on the first (basement) and the third floors.

Nikon USA • March 12, 2011If you're taking pictures at sunset or in low light, try using a Night Portrait mode. The setting allows you to take pictures with well balanced light while preserving the ambient illumination.

Jaime P. • October 23, 2012The Center for Mexican American Studies is on the 5th floor. Look for the post office on the west side of the building, and it's accessible from the outside only.

Dat L. • March 5, 2012The best restrooms on campus: huge, clean, and empty.

Manda M. • April 2, 2012The cafeteria is under new ownership and much improved. Try a Breakfast 'kolache'.