It was originally intended to use these as reading rooms, but because of the rapid increase in enrollment, they will be pressed into use as class rooms. Two casual reading rooms, luxuriously furnished with modern furniture and built-in bookcases, are next to the two wing class rooms. These reading rooms, done in blue and brown, are indirectly ventilated. The prize display of the building is the academic room, where visiting professors and notables from other colleges and universities will gather for executive sessions. Three huge gold chandeliers hang from the ceiling and quotations from the Texas constitution and from leading educators are inscribed along the curve of the ceiling.
Doors leading in from the main entrance are all glass.
The Wrenn, Stark and rare book libraries and collections are all grouped together on the fourth floor, with a common exhibition room and lobby. The rare book room and Stark library open off into the balcony roof gardens. Flowers already have been planted in these elevated gardens. The president's office is done in blue and brown and is next to the regents' secretary's room. The registrar and auditor will be on the ground floor.