The Bizzell Memorial Library is a popular, well-advertised building on OU’s campus, visible through the whole South Oval and most elsewhere on campus where students take classes. The building is dedicated to OU’s fifth president, William Bennett Bizzell, and even has one of his desks in the Great Reading Room, arguably the most popular part of the building.

The building, especially the Great Reading Room, where I spend most of my time in the library, has allowed me to work and study in peace, greatly increasing my productivity while on campus. I choose this place to study and do my work, because it is (mostly) quiet and a place where you can be fairly certain that you’ll be left alone. It is also the most beautiful place that I’ve been to in Oklahoma, even if I’m biased towards the Gothic style.