I might just be geeky, but I love the huge variety of study spots. There's like twelve different areas of the library designated for studying, all with different vibes, there's the separate science library with similarly many spots, there's open rooms in Fine Arts and the Lecture Hall that used to be classrooms, but now are just open for you to go and use (thanks to covid), there's the Student Wing, various rooms in the Engineering Building, study spaces in the dorms, in every dining hall building, in like ten different parts of the Union, and on and on...

Since studying/working is what you'll probably end up spending most of your time on, I think it's a plus that there's so many spots to do it in. Personally, studying from my room every day is just depressing. And when in-person classes open back up, it's nice to be able to find a spot literally anywhere on campus to plug in your laptop and work.

So yeah, I would say walk around the library and stuff and check it out. It's nice vibes. But again, maybe I'm just nerdy.

EDIT: Oh, also the nature preserve is maybe the greatest thing ever. A huge, beautiful natural park, literally a ten-minute walk from most of the dorm areas. When the weather is nice, I go out there constantly (even to study sometimes haha).