In The Union

The Campus Chat has a variety of seating and the ability to accommodate 750 students and is the most popular location for students to eat in the Union. All the Union dining options are close by, and there are multiple microwaves for guest use. UNT alumna Murielle White created a 109-foot mural, Ocean of Possibilities, which includes visuals that represent our campus and community.

The Campus Chat also features two meeting rooms that are open during peak dining hours to accommodate heavy traffic and can be reserved for events and lunch meetings.

UNT alumna Murielle White was commissioned to create a 4 x 92-foot curved mural, Ocean of Possibilities (2026), which includes visuals that represent our campus and community.

The Syndicate is one of the most popular spaces in the Union. It's a two-floor hangout location with a sports lounge feel. University Program Council often uses it for their events--look out for open mic nights, performances by bands and stand-up comedians, watch parties for awards ceremonies, the Olympics, and the Super Bowl, and much more. Students can request to change the channels on the TVs. UNT Jazz bands--and the famous One O'Clock Lab Band play on the Syndicate stage several times a week.

On the second level, there are pool tables and students can check out pool equipment for free with their student ID. There are also multiple TV lounges, where students can connect their game console or laptop to the screen and play games or watch TV and movies.

The Meditation Room, located on level 4 of the Union, is a tranquil space to reflect and destress, open to the campus community. 

The glass front of the Meditation Room features Quiet and Soaring (2016), created by artist Norie Sato. This piece incorporates abstracted eagle wing and tail feathers and is designed to be viewed from both inside and outside the space.