Although Penn's campus may be closed this semester, there are still plenty of places to get some fresh air and work outside before the weather gets too cold. Here are 15 on-campus locations that are great for attending online classes, studying, and catching up with friends while following social-distancing guidelines.

The tables outside the 1920 Commons Starbucks have yellow tape that promote social distancing. Unlike other study spots throughout campus, outlets are easily accessible to charge your devices. 

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Penn Park is a scenic and spacious location that offers a clear view of the Philadelphia skyline and picnic tables spread far apart. 

A number of tents have been pitched throughout campus, making for great areas to work on laptops without worrying about glare. After getting a COVID-19 test in the Hall of Flags, spend some time at the tables on Penn Commons.

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The tables just steps away from the Compass are located equidistant between Locust Walk's east and west ends.

The picnic tables next to the Penn Student Garden and behind Harrison College House offer a view of Spruce Street while studying.

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Tucked behind the Quad, Stemmler Hall features elaborate architecture and a secluded courtyard for deep concentration. 

The Annenberg Plaza has an array of tables that offer a quiet place to study.

The BioPond features picnic tables surrounded by diverse greenery. If you're lucky, you might also meet the ideal study-buddies: turtles. 

The tables overlooking College Green are conveniently situated to work while eating a to-go meal from one of the many nearby restaurants.

As students aren't allowed into the college houses, the areas outside them have been made into social spaces. The set of tables outside Du Bois College House are more isolated than the ones in front of the three high rises.

In front of Perry World House are tables and benches that are immersed in the atmosphere of the city as cars drive by on 38th Street.

With many seating options under the tented study spot located behind the Graduate School of Education, there's plenty of room to social distance from other groups of people.

The tables outside of Hill College House are more convenient for students living on the east side of campus.

While there are no tables directly outside of the ARCH building this semester, there are tables on the other side of Locust Walk.

The frequently-visited tables in front of Huntsman Hall offer protection from the sun year-round with metal umbrellas attached to the tables.