Thomas G. Carpenter Library (Building 12)

The Thomas G. Carpenter Library is a 199,000-square-foot facility featuring 352 public computer workstations and over 850,000 volumes of books, journals, periodicals and media, as well as online access to thousands of journals, ebooks and research databases. In addition to group study rooms and laptops which are available for checkout to currently enrolled students, the Library provides services such as individualized instruction, online chat and research assistance. The building was named after Dr. Thomas G. Carpenter, who was the founding president of UNF.

Tall steel and glass building with large columns and broad metal awning with palmetto plants and a brick walkway in front

Students study from books and laptop computers in chairs pulled up to two long tables within a corner room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking campus

Four male students standing in line at Starbucks for coffee.

A group of students outside the Library walking by.

A male and female student sitting at a round table studying in front of the Library.

Students sitting at various tables studying and eating.

A male sitting at a table in Starbucks on campus.

A lot of tables with the focus of a female working on her laptop.

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Thomas G. Carpenter Library (Building 12)

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