University of Tampa

To provide transportation, the University of Tampa has a car-sharing program on campus, UT has teamed with Zipcar. Students, educators, and staff who are 18 years of age and older can use the practical, affordable transportation alternative whenever they need it, seven days a week. Members only pay for the time they rent the car — either by the hour or by the day — and have access to vehicles using either their mobile device or their Zipcard. A free bike rental service for all students called BikeUT was established to encourage outdoor exercise and environmentally friendly modes of transportation.

A comprehensive public safety program is provided for the benefit of the university community by The University of Tampa, which keeps a visible presence on all of the campuses.

• The UT Library provides users with access to more than 1.3 million books as well as a wide range of print and electronic resources, including over 800 databases, 52,000 e-journal subscriptions, and 443,000 e-books. Our collections of audio and visual materials, which include movies, CDs, DVDs, and even LPs, are also available to students.
• The Macdonald-Kelce Library & libraries, in general, are supported by the people and organizations that make up the Friends of the Library group. Every year, the group supports events and co-hosts them with other school organizations. The Friends of the Library have upgraded the library's inventory and infrastructure by raising money through membership dues and events. Direct your donation to the library.
• Significant collections of resources about Tampa's history and culture can be found at The University of Tampa Library, which also acts as a meeting place for The University of Tampa's state-wide digital library project. Its goal is to give locals access to resources like libraries & the state government, as well as information and services. The University of Tampa Library is working with The University of Tampa to digitize several historically significant books that are currently out of print thanks to a grant from the Tampa Polis Foundation's Library Fund.
• In addition to offering police services, the focus is on proactive patrols & projects that reduce crime. Students are equipped to make good decisions and promote overall wellness through student health programs and Healthy Campus Initiatives.
• In addition to tutoring, supplemental instruction, mentoring, advising, classroom instruction, and counseling, The University of Tampa's Center for Student Success also provides academic success programs. It's a part of Normal Hall.
• Additionally, the center offers specific support services, including the Students in Transition Program and the Student Support Services Program, to help first-generation, low-income children as well as students with special needs & disabilities.

Tampa, Florida serves as the home of the University of Tampa's main campus. The 110 acres of the UT campus are landscaped and home to 60 structures.

Students actively pursue joy by participating in a range of programs at the vibrant The University of Tampa. It encourages the growth of leadership, wholesome lifestyle choices, multicultural competence, civic responsibility, and individual and professional advancement.

• Intramural sports provide students of all skill levels with access to recreational activities. It offers single, double, & team sports for participants of all sexes, including recreational athletes.
• UT students currently participate in baseball, basketball for men and women, beach volleyball, cheerleading and dance for men and women, cross country for men and women, golf for men and women, lacrosse for men and women, women's rowing, soccer for men and women, softball, swimming for men and women, tennis for women, track for men and women, and volleyball for women. UT athletes are among the best in the SSC in terms of players who have been named to the Commissioner's Honor Roll, All-American, All-Region, & All-Conference teams. Recent construction by the institution resulted in specialized stadiums for baseball, softball, soccer, track, & lacrosse that are on par with many Division I venues.
• Soon after the institution was established, the University of Tampa fielded the first collegiate football team in Tampa Bay. Plant Field, where the "Tampa U" Spartans played their first three seasons, had to accommodate numerous neighborhood gatherings. The institution constructed its building in Phillips Field, which was given that name in honor of local entrepreneur I. W. Phillips donated a piece of land near the university for the stadium's location. The Spartans transferred their home field to the newly constructed Tampa Stadium after being promoted.
• Students have released issues of UT's undergraduate literary journal, Neon (formerly Quilt). Open mic nights are just one of the many activities that Neon hosts during the school year. Neon welcomes a well-known author every year for "Coffeehouse Weekend." Kate Greenstreet & Dorothy Allison were recent guests.
• The Moroccan yearbook, The Minaret newspaper, and Splice Journal, which feature student work in communication, art, and culture, are some more student-run publications.

Students at The University of Tampa have access to a range of on-campus accommodation options.

 The University of Tampa's on-campus accommodation fee is nearly USD 10000 (INR 79,00,000)/ year.

• All residence halls and apartment buildings offer easy access to the library, cafes, dining halls, classrooms, and other campus amenities including the sports complex and IU Theater.
• The University of Tampa works to make on-campus living significantly more interesting when compared to other schools.
• For those residing on campus, there are learning communities. The Communities are chosen by the students, who are then assigned rooms in the same residence hall as the other Community members.