1. OU Tour

2. The Norman Campus of the University Of Oklahoma occupies 3,500 acres and sits about twenty miles south of Oklahoma City in the center of the state. The predominant architecture is referred to as "Cherokee Gothic", and the grounds, which include several fountains and numerous works of sculpture by nationally known artists, have won several awards for landscape architecture. The campus is academic home to 17,264 undergraduate and 3,258 graduate students.

3. Library The main entrance to Bizzell Memorial Library offers a courtyard area under the clocktower, which is visible from across town. Circulation - Checks out library materials and items placed on reserve, renews materials. Collection Development - Coordinates materials selection for the University Libraries. Current Periodicals / Microforms - Houses new journals as well as the microform collections.

4. Catlett Music Center Catlett Music Center hosts about 75 musical events each year, all of which are open to the public. Recently renovated, it also serves as home for the School of Music.

5. Art museum The Fred Jones, Jr. Memorial Art Museum hosts three to four travelling exhibits each year and has a permanent collection of over 6,000 pieces.