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Intercultural Center...................................................... D3
Ives Hall: distance learning, industrial and labor
relations, library..........................................................D5
Jameson (George) Hall (housing).................................DE2
Johnson (Herbert F.) Museum of Art: exhibits, galleries..B4
Just About Music, JAM (housing, program house)...........E2
Kahin (George McT.) Center for Advanced Research
on Southeast Asia........................................................A5
Keeton (William) House (housing): dining .................. AB5
Kennedy (W. Keith) Hall: dining; communication.........D5
Kimball Hall: materials processing engineering............... C6
Kinzelberg (Harvey) Hall: nutritional sciences................D4
Klarman Hall: humanities............................................... C4
Knight (Lester B.) Laboratory in Duffield Hall.............. C6
Kroch (Carl A.) Library (access through Olin Library):
Asia, rare, and manuscript collections; archives........ C4–5
Lincoln Hall: music, music and dance library................. C4
Livestock Pavilion.........................................................FG5
Low Rises 6, 7 (LR6, LR7) (housing)..............................E2
Lynah Rink: hockey, ice skating...................................E5–6
Maplewood Park (housing)............................................EF7
Malott Hall: mathematics, statistics, library ...................D5
Mann Library Building: café; agriculture, life sciences,
and human ecology library; Bailey (L. H.) Hortorium...E4
Martha Van Rensselaer Hall: dining; human ecology.....DE4
McGraw Hall: anthropology, government, history;
Knight Institute for Writing......................................BC4
McGraw Tower (Uris Library): chimes, chimes museum.C5
Mennen-Lyon-McFaddin (housing).................................B5
Mews Hall (housing)...................................................E2–3
Milstein Hall: architecture, art, and planning............. C3–4
Morrill Hall: linguistics, Romance studies, Russian..... C4–5
Morrison Hall: animal science........................................ G5
Mudd (Seeley G.) Hall: neurobiology and behavior........D5
Myron Taylor Hall: law, library....................................BC6
Myron Taylor Jane Foster Addition: library.....................B6
Newman (Floyd R.) Laboratory/Annex: elementaryparticle physics............................................................D4
Noyes Community Recreation Center: fitness center,
student gym/recreation facilities, convenience store......B5
Noyes Lodge: language laboratory...................................D3
Olin (Spencer T.) Chemistry Research Laboratory.........D4
Olin Hall: chemical engineering.................................. C5–6
Olin Library: café; graduate/research library, access to
Kroch Library.............................................................. C5
Parking garage (Hoy Road)............................................D6
Performing Arts, Schwartz (Sheila W. and Richard J.)
Center for the..............................................................B7
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engineering.............................................................. CD6
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Plant Science Building and Greenhouses.........................E5
Plantations (Cornell) Lewis (Richard M.) Education
Center, Nevin Welcome Center...................................F4
Rand Hall: architecture studios....................................... C4
Rhodes (Frank H. T.) Hall: computer graphics,
engineering facilities, Cornell Theory Center............ CD6
Rice Hall: various program offices....................................F5
Riley-Robb Hall: agricultural and biological
engineering...........................................................FG5–6
Risley (Prudence) Hall (housing, program house):
dining, theatre.......................................................... CD3
Robert Purcell Community Center: dining room,
convenience store; Campus Life Housing and Dining
Office, Conference Services offices, student activities
and services..................................................................E2
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Knight Laboratory....................................................... C6
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Veterinary Medicine...................................................H5
Ecology House (Hurlburt House) (housing, program
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Emerson Hall: crop and soil sciences................................E5
Fernow Hall: natural resources...................................EF4–5
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Friedman (Stephen and Barbara) Wrestling Center...EF5–6
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Fuertes Observatory......................................................EF3
Gannett Health Services...........................................BC5–6
Gates Hall (Bill and Melinda): information sciences.......D6
Goldwin Smith Hall: coffeehouse; arts and sciences
administration and facilities........................................ C4
Grumman Hall: aerospace engineering........................... C6
Grumman Squash Courts.............................................. D6
Hasbrouck Apartments (housing)............................ FG1–2
Helen Newman Hall: fitness center, intramural
sports office, physical education....................................E3
High Rise 5 (HR5) (housing)..........................................E2
Holland (Jerome H.) International Living Center
(housing, program house).............................................E2
Hollister Hall: civil and environmental engineering........ C6
Housing, Student:
13 South Avenue ........................................................B6
112 Edgemoor............................................................B6
122 McGraw Place ..................................................A3–4
625 University Avenue................................................A4
Akwe:kon...................................................................D2
Baker Hall.............................................................. B4–5
Balch Hall: Campus Life offices, Carol Tatkon Center: café............................................................D3
Becker House, Bethe House, Cook House,
Keeton House, Rose House dining rooms......... AB4–5
Boldt Hall...................................................................B4
Cascadilla Hall............................................................B7
Center for Jewish Living/104West!: kosher/
multicultural dining.................................................B6
Comstock (Anna) Hall (Latino Living Center)........... C3
Court-Kay-Bauer complex....................................DE2–3
Dickson (Clara) Hall and Multicultural Living/
Learning Unit (McLLU).....................................D2–3
Donlon (Mary) Hall; Mews Hall;
Just About Music (JAM); Ujamaa.........................DE2
Founders Hall........................................................ B4–5
Hasbrouck Apartments.........................................FG1–2
High Rise 5 (HR5)........................................................ E2
Holland (Jerome H.) International Living Center;
Jameson (George) Hall.............................................E2
Hughes (Charles Evans) Hall: café...............................B6
Hurlburt House (Ecology House).............................. C1
Just About Music (JAM).............................................E2
Low Rises 6, 7 (LR6, LR7)............................................ E2
Maplewood Park.........................................................F7
Risley (Prudence) Hall: dining room, theatre........... CD3
Schuyler House...........................................................A7
Sheldon Court..........................................................BC7
Thurston Court Apartments........................................B3
Townhouse Community..............................................E1
Hospital for Animals (Cornell University) at College
of Veterinary Medicine......................................... HJ4–5
Hughes (Charles Evans) Hall (housing): café...................B6
Humphreys Service Building.......................................E6–7
Hurlburt House (Ecology House) (housing,
program house)........................................................... C1
Human Ecology Building ............................................DE4
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Rockefeller Hall: Asian, Asian American, and
Latino studies; science and technology studies.......... CD4
Rose (Flora) House (housing): dining........................... AB5
Sage Chapel.................................................................... C5
Sage Hall: café; executive education, management
studies, library ........................................................ C5–6
Savage Hall: nutritional sciences.....................................D4
Schoellkopf Memorial Hall: Athletic Hall of Fame,
athletics and physical education offices, Friends Hall,
physical therapy.........................................................DE6
Schoellkopf (Paul) House: athletics and
physical education offices............................................D6
Schurman Hall: veterinary college administrative
and other facilities.......................................................H5
Schuyler House (housing)................................................A7
Schwartz (Sheila W. and Richard J.) Center for the
Performing Arts...........................................................B7
Sheldon Court (housing)..............................................BC7
Sibley Hall: coffeehouse; architecture, art, and planning;
fine arts library............................................................ C4
Snee (William E.) Hall: earth and atmospheric sciences.. C6
Space Sciences Building: radiophysics and space
research; National Astronomy and Ionosphere
Center; rooftop teaching radio telescope......................D4
Statler Hall and Hotel: dining and lodging facilities,
executive education center, hotel administration,
library, auditorium............................................... CD5–6
Stimson Hall: biological sciences, university ombudsman.. C5
Stocking Hall: Dairy Bar; food science, microbiology......F5
Tatkon (Carol) Center: in Balch Hall; café,
new student services....................................................D3
Teagle Hall: athletics and physical education facilities,
fitness center...........................................................D5–6
The Cornell Store: café, retail and service departments;
credit union, postmarket............................................. C5
Thurston Court Apartments (housing)............................B3
Thurston Hall: theoretical and applied mechanics
engineering................................................................. C6
Tjaden (Olive) Hall: visual arts.....................................BC4
Townhouse Community (housing A–H).........................E1
Transportation Services (116 Maple Avenue): information
on parking, bus service, and traffic regulations................E7
Ujamaa (housing, program house)...................................E2
Upson Hall: computer science, industrial and
mechanical engineering, plasma studies ...................... C6
Uris Hall: café; cognitive science; economics;
feminist, gender, and sexuality studies;
international studies; psychology; sociology................. C5
Uris Library: café; chimes, chimes museum (McGraw
Tower); undergraduate library..................................... C5
Veterinary Medicine, College of: cafeteria
(Schurman Hall); facilities, library......................... HJ4–5
Warren Hall: applied economics and management;
biometrics; development sociology ..............................E4
Weill Hall: café, life science technologies..........................E5
White Hall: government, Jewish studies,
Near Eastern studies..................................................BC4
White (Andrew D.) House: Society for the Humanities.CD5
Willard Straight Hall: dining, food court, information,
student activities/services, theatre..............................BC5
Wilson (Robert Rathbun) Synchrotron Laboratory:
CHESS, CESR/CLEO.................................................F6
Wing Hall: biochemistry, environmental engineering,
microbiology................................................................F5
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112 Edgemoor (housing).................................................B6
122 McGraw Place (housing)........................................A3–4
625 University Avenue (housing)......................................A4
301 College Avenue (Marketing, Photography and
Broadcast Studios)....................................................... C7
312 College Avenue (Cornell Chronicle, Pawprint).......BC7
Admissions Office, Undergraduate (also offices in each
college and school)...................................................... C3
A. D. (Andrew Dickson) White House: Society for
the Humanities........................................................ CD5
Africana Studies and Research Center: facilities, library.......C1
Akwe:kon (housing, program house)...............................D2
Anabel Taylor Hall: interfaith center............................BC6
Appel (Robert and Helen) Commons: dining, fitness
center, student activities...............................................E3
Bailey Hall......................................................................D4
Baker Hall (housing) .................................................. B4–5
Baker Laboratory: chemical biology, chemistry............ CD4
Balch Hall (housing): Campus Life offices,
Carol Tatkon Center: café...........................................D3
Bard Hall: materials science engineering......................... C6
Barnes Hall: auditorium, career and minority services,
Public Service Center.................................................. C5
Bartels Hall: climbing wall, fencing salle, Newman Arena,
outdoor program, strength and conditioning center,
ticket office...............................................................E5–6
Barton Hall: gymnasium, Cornell Police, ROTC........D5–6
Becker (Carl) House (housing): dining..................... AB4–5
Beebe Hall: human ecology offices...................................F4
Bethe (Hans) House (housing): dining......................... AB5
Big Red Barn: dining; graduate student center............D4–5
Bill and Melinda Gates Hall: information sciences.........D6
Biotechnology Building: biochemistry, biotechnology and
life science technologies, genetics and development,
molecular and cell biology, nanobiotechnology...........DE5
Boldt Hall (housing)........................................................B4
Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research.............GH5
Bradfield Hall: earth and atmospheric sciences.................E5
Caldwell Hall: Graduate School, Cornell Abroad,
and other offices........................................................DE4
Carpenter Hall: engineering administration,
engineering and computer science library ................... C6
Cascadilla Hall (housing).................................................B7
Center for Jewish Living/104West! (housing): kosher/
multicultural dining.....................................................B6
Clark Hall: physical sciences, library...............................D4
College Avenue: 409 (Faculty Staff Assistance Program,
student health insurance)............................................ C7
Computing and Communications Center: CIT,
Office of Academic Diversity Initiatives (OADI),
telecommunications, University Counsel and Board
of Trustee Offices.........................................................D4
Comstock (Anna) Hall (Latino Living Center) (housing,
program house)........................................................... C3
Comstock Hall: biological sciences, entomology, library...D5
Cook (Alice) House (housing): dining............................ A4
Cornell Store: café, retail and service departments;
credit union, postmarket............................................. C5
Corson (Dale R.) Hall: ecology and evolutionary
biology......................................................................DE5
Court-Kay-Bauer complex (housing).........................DE2–3
Dairy Bar in Stocking Hall: Cornell Dairy food products.G5
Day Hall: School of Continuing Education and
Summer Sessions offices, Information and Referral
Center, university administration offices...................... C5
Dickson (Clara) Hall and Multicultural Living/Learning
Unit (McLLU) (housing, program house)...............D2–3
Donlon (Mary) Hall (housing)........................................E2
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