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The Center for the Sciences and Pharmacy
The Center for the Sciences and Pharmacy takes classroom learning and research to a new level for students studying Pharmacy, the Sciences, and Psychology. The $40 million high-tech building includes 19 laboratories—from behavioral analysis to neuroscience—to prepare you for the important role that science plays in healthcare, technology, and the global economy. The administrative offices for the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences are located here along with a model pharmacy, simulation lab, and stadium-style classrooms. All science departments are housed here. The University's Health Services Office is also located on the first floor.

Sleith Hall
From a simulated hospital suite in the Department of Biomedical Engineering to specialized labs to explore structures, transportation, and soil in the Department of Civil Engineering, to the robotics technology used by students studying mechatronics, Sleith Hall is hub of engineering innovation. Fresh from a $12.8 million renovation and expansion, Sleith Hall offers studio learning classrooms and a wide range of labs that are accessible to undergraduates. Wood Hall Auditorium is used campus-wide for lectures, presentations, and performances. The building is named for alumnus William Sleith'44/H'80, the inventor of the hand-held mixer, a staple in kitchens around the globe.

Churchill Hall
Home to the College of Business, Churchill Hall was named for our first president (Dr. John D. Churchill) and features the Cohen Trading Room and Technology Center, computer labs, and multimedia classrooms for students in our business programs. The dean's office and business faculty offices are located here.

Herman Hall
Herman Hall, which underwent a recent $8.3 million renovation, is where you will find the Math and Writer Centers, Art Studio, and numerous multimedia classrooms for liberal arts programs. The building also houses the Dean's office and numerous faculty offices.

Emerson Hall
With more than 25 majors and programs offered by the College of Arts and Sciences, its academic facilities span three buildings. Emerson Hall, the first academic building on campus, is home to many Arts and Sciences programs and their classroom facilities and faculty offices.

LaRiviere Living and Learning Center
Honoring the generosity of long-serving Trustee Al LaRiviere '51/H'95/H'01, the LaRiviere Living and Learning Center is a multi-use facility offering both suite-style residential options and multimedia classrooms.

Blake Law Center
A $5.5 million renovation and expansion to the Blake Law Center has transformed the way students learn at the School of Law. The 10,000-square-foot wing addition features a multipurpose lobby and administrative offices. Renovations include a major expansion to the Law Library, increased social space, and the implementation of technology based improvements to classrooms, seminar, and interview rooms as well as an expanded lounge and café. Adjacent to the Center is the Law Clinic.

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You'll feel right at home in our residence communities. In your first year, you'll connect with other freshmen in the double-occupancy rooms of The Quad. These halls are perfect for socializing, hanging out in a common space, or grabbing a late-night pizza. Sophomore year, you can go suite-style with several friends. By junior and senior years, you'll experience apartment-style or townhouse living with fellow upperclassmen.

Whether you're a competitive athlete or an avid fan, the Golden Bears will have you cheering with pride! Root for your fellow classmates from "The Cave" at the 1,500-seat Golden Bear Stadium, the center piece of the our outstanding outdoor sports complex. But that is just the beginning of our sports and fitness facilities; come and explore for yourself.

Athletic Facilities