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112 Edgemoor (co-op).....................................................B6
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 (program house).............................................D2
Anabel Taylor Hall: caf; interfaith center....................BC6
Appel (Robert and Helen) Commons: dining, fitness
center, student activities...............................................E3
Bailey Hall......................................................................D4
Baker Laboratory: chemical biology, chemistry............ CD4
Balch Hall (housing).......................................................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...............................................................E56
Barton Hall: gymnasium, Cornell Police, ROTC............D5
Beebe Hall: human ecology offices...................................F4
Big Red Barn: dining; graduate student center............D45
Bill and Melinda Gates Hall...........................................D6
Biotechnology Building: caf, biochemistry,
biotechnology and life science technologies,
genetics and development, molecular and cell
biology, nanobiotechnology.......................................DE5
Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research................ G5
Bradfield Hall: earth and atmospheric sciences.................E5
Caldwell Hall: Graduate School and other offices.........DE4
Carpenter Hall: engineering administration,
engineering and computer science library ................... C6
Carl Becker House (housing)........................................ AB4
Cascadilla Hall (housing).................................................B7
Center for Jewish Living/104West! (housing) kosher/
multicultural dining.....................................................B6
Clark Hall: physical sciences, library...............................D4
College Avenue: 301 (Cornell Information Science)........ C7
College Avenue: 312 (Cornell Chronicle, University
Photography, Web Communications)........................BC7
College Avenue: 409 (Faculty Staff Assistance Program,
student health insurance)............................................ C7
Computing and Communications Center: CIT,
telecommunications, University Counsel and Board
of Trustee Offices.........................................................D4
Comstock (Anna) Hall (Latino Living Center)............... C3
Comstock Hall: biological sciences, entomology,
library.........................................................................D5
Cook (Alice H.) House (housing)................................. AB4
Cornell Store: retail and service departments;
credit union, postmarket............................................. C5
Cornell University PressILR Press (Sage House)........... A7
Corson (Dale R.) Hall: ecology and evolutionary
biology......................................................................DE5
Court-Kay-Bauer housing complex............................ DE2-3
Dairy Bar/Store in Stocking Hall: Cornell food products.. F5
Day Hall: School of Continuing Education and
Summer Sessions offices, Information and Referral
Center, university administration offices...................... C5
Dickson (Clara) Hall (housing)...................................D2-3
Donlon (Mary) Hall (housing).....................................DE2
Duffield (David A.) Hall: caf; advanced materials
and nanoscience, Cornell NanoScale Facility,
Knight Laboratory....................................................... C6
East Campus Research Facility at College of
Veterinary Medicine...................................................H5
Ecology House (Hurlburt House).................................. C1
Emerson Hall: crop and soil sciences................................E5
Fernow Hall: natural resources...................................EF45
Food Science Laboratory................................................ G5
Friedman (Stephen and Barbara) Wrestling Center...EF56
Friends Hall, in Schoellkopf Memorial Hall....................E6
Fuertes Observatory......................................................EF3
Gannett Health Services...........................................BC56
Gates Hall (Bill and Melinda)........................................D6
Goldwin Smith Hall: coffeehouse; arts and sciences
administration and facilities........................................ C4
Grumman Hall: aerospace engineering........................... C6
Grumman Squash Courts.............................................. D6
Hans Bethe House (housing)...........................................B5
Hasbrouck Apartments........................................... FG12
Helen Newman Hall: fitness center, intramural
sports office, physical education....................................E3
High Rise 5 (housing)......................................................E2
Holland (Jerome H.) International Living Center...........E2
Hollister Hall: civil and environmental engineering........ C6
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Akwe:kon...................................................................D2
Cook House: cafeteria; Carl Becker House: cafeteria;
William Keeton House: cafeteria; Hans Bethe
House: cafeteria; Rose House: cafeteria............. AB45
Balch Hall: Campus Life offices, Carol Tatkon
Center: caf............................................................D3
Cascadilla Hall ......................................................... B7
Center for Jewish Living/104West! ........................... B6
Comstock (Anna) Hall (Latino Living Center)........... C3
Court-Kay-Bauer complex....................................DE23
Dickson (Clara) Hall..............................................D23
Donlon (Mary) Hall; Mews Hall;
Just About Music (JAM); Ujamaa.........................DE2
Hasbrouck Apartments.........................................FG12
Holland (Jerome H.) International Living Center;
Jameson (George) Hall.............................................E2
Hughes (Charles Evans) Hall: cafeteria........................B6
Hurlburt House (Ecology House).............................. C1
Maplewood Park.........................................................F7
112 Edgemoor............................................................B6
Risley (Prudence) Hall: cafeteria, theatre................. CD3
Schuyler House...........................................................A7
Sheldon Court..........................................................BC7
South Baker Hall..................................................... B4-5
Thurston Court Apartments........................................B3
High Rise 5; Low Rises 6, 7;
Townhouse Community.......................................E12
Hospital for Animals (Cornell University) at College
of Veterinary Medicine......................................... HJ45
Hughes (Charles Evans) Hall (housing)...........................B6
Humphreys Service Building.......................................E67
Hurlburt House (Ecology House)................................... C1
Human Ecology Building ............................................DE4
ILR Research Building, ILR Conference Center
in King-Shaw Hall, Dolgen Hall: conference facilities,
industrial and labor relations.......................................D5
Intercultural Center...................................................... D3
Ives Hall: distance learning, industrial and labor
relations, library..........................................................D5
Jameson (George) Hall (housing).................................DE2
Just About Music, JAM (program house).........................E2
Johnson (Herbert F.) Museum of Art: caf; exhibits,
galleries........................................................................B4
Kahin (George McT.) Center for Advanced Research
on Southeast Asia........................................................A5
Keeton (William T.) House (housing).......................... AB5
Kennedy (W. Keith) Hall: dining; communication,
education; post office...................................................D5
Kimball Hall: materials processing engineering............... C6
Kinzelberg (Harvey) Hall: nutritional sciences................D4
Knight (Lester B.) Laboratory inDuffield Hall.............. C6
Kroch (Carl A.) Library (access through Olin Library):
Asia, rare, and manuscript collections; archives........ C45
Lincoln Hall: music, music and dance library................. C4
Livestock Pavilion.........................................................FG5
Low Rises 6, 7 (housing)..................................................E2
Lynah Rink: hockey, ice skating...................................E56
Maplewood Park (housing)..............................................F7
Malott Hall: mathematics, statistics, library ...................D5
Mann Library Building: caf; agriculture, life sciences,
and human ecology library; Bailey (L. H.) Hortorium...E4
Martha Van Rensselaer Hall: cafeteria; human ecology..DE4
McGraw Hall: anthropology, government, history;
Knight Institute for Writing........................................ C4
McGraw (Jennie) Tower (Uris Library): chimes,
chimes museum.......................................................... C5
Mennen-Lyon-McFaddin housing complex.....................B5
Mews Hall (housing)...................................................E23
Milstein Hall: architecture, art, and planning................. C4
Morrill Hall: linguistics, Romance studies, Russian..... C45
Morrison Hall: animal science........................................ G5
Mudd (Seeley G.) Hall: neurobiology and behavior........D5
Myron Taylor Hall: law, library....................................BC6
Newman (Floyd R.) Laboratory/Annex: elementary-
particle physics............................................................D4
Noyes Community Recreation Center: fitness center,
student gym/recreation facilities...................................B5
Noyes Lodge: language laboratory...................................D3
Olin (Spencer T.) Chemistry Research Laboratory.........D4
Olin Hall: chemical engineering.................................. C56
Olin Library: caf; graduate/research library, access to
Kroch Library.............................................................. C5
Parking garage................................................................D6
Performing Arts, Schwartz (Sheila W. and Richard J.)
Center for the...........................................................BC7
Phillips Hall: computer engineering, electrical
engineering.............................................................. CD6
Physical Science Building........................................... CD4
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
Risley (Prudence) Hall (housing)................................. CD3
Robert Purcell Community Center: cafeteria; Campus
Life Housing and Dining Office, Conference Services
offices, student activities and services............................E2
Roberts (Isaac P.) Hall: agriculture and life sciences,
Cornell Cooperative Extension,
landscape architecture................................................ D45
Rockefeller Hall: Asian, Asian American, and
Latino studies; science and technology studies.......... CD4
Rose (Flora) House (housing)..........................................B5
Sage Chapel.................................................................... C5
Sage Hall: cafeteria; executive education, management
studies, library ............................................................ C5
Sage House: Cornell University PressILR Press..............A7
Savage Hall: nutritional sciences.....................................D4
Schoellkopf Memorial Hall: Athletic Hall of Fame,
athletics and physical education offices, Friends Hall,
physical therapy...........................................................D6
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........................................................BC7
Sheldon Court (housing)..............................................BC7
Sibley Hall: coffeehouse; architecture, art,
and planning; fine arts library...................................... C4
Snee (William E.) Hall: earth and atmospheric sciences.. C6
South Baker Hall (housing)........................................ B45
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.................................................................. CD56
Stimson Hall: biological sciences, university ombudsman.. C5
Stocking Hall: Dairy Bar/Store; food science,
microbiology................................................................F5
Straight (Willard) Hall: cafeterias, information, student
activities/services, theatre...........................................BC5
Tatkon (Carol) Center: inBalch Hall; caf,
new student services....................................................D3
Teagle Hall: athletics and physical education facilities,
fitness center...........................................................D56
Thurston Court Apartments............................................B3
Thurston Hall: theoretical and applied mechanics
engineering................................................................. C6
Tjaden (Olive) Hall: visual arts....................................... C4
Townhouse Community (housing A-H)......................E12
Transportation Services (116 Maple Avenue): information
on parking, bus service, and traffic regulations................E7
Ujamaa (housing)............................................................E2
Upson Hall: computer science, industrial and
mechanical engineering, plasma studies ...................... C6
Uris Hall: caf; cognitive science; economics;
feminist, gender, and sexuality studies;
international studies; psychology; sociology.............. CD5
Uris Library: caf; chimes, chimes museum (McGraw
Tower); undergraduate library..................................... C5
Veterinary Medicine, College of: cafeteria
(Schurman Hall); facilities, library......................... HJ45
Warren Hall: cafeteria; applied economics and
management; biometrics; development sociology ........E4
Weill Hall: caf, life science technologies..........................E5
White Hall: government, Jewish studies,
Near Eastern studies.................................................... C4
White (Andrew D.) House: Society for the Humanities.CD5
Willard Straight Hall: cafeterias, information, student
activities/services, theatre...........................................BC5
Wilson (Robert Rathbun) Synchrotron Laboratory:
CHESS, CESR/CLEO.................................................F6
Wing Hall: biochemistry, environmental engineering,
microbiology................................................................F5