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Barstow Hall
Barstow Hall houses classrooms, labs and faculty offices for
the Biology and Chemistry programs as well as offices and some labs
for the Lake Superior Research Institute.
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Crownhart
Hall
Crownhart Hall is a
women's residence. It's just across the street from Rothwell Student
Center. A Duluth Transit Authority bus stop is located in front of
the building. Residents find all the comforts of home here, plus a
few more. A computer room provides access to personal computers
linked to the University network. Students can keep in shape using
the aerobics room and exercise area, relax using one of the pianos
in the piano room, check out a VCR or get a pizza at the front
desk.
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Curran, McNeill
& Ostrander Halls
Curran-McNeill and Ostrander halls are the university's main
housing complex. They share a common lobby and lounge area. All the
residence halls have laundry rooms, vending and change machines,
computer rooms linked to the campus network, exercise equipment,
kitchens, VCR rental, parking areas and pizza sales at the front
desk. CMO also has a pool table for student use. In addition, rooms
in Ostrander Hall are wired to allow cable TV in each room as well
as two computer hook-ups to the campus network. Students with
personal computers in these rooms have full access to the Internet,
University library resources and other research tools.
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Campus Welcome
Center
The Campus Welcome Center is located at
Catlin Avenue and Belknap Street. This Superior landmark was
preserved and given a new life as a convenient entry point to our
campus. The Welcome Center is the first stop for visitors unfamiliar
with the campus. A stop here will provide directions to campus
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Erlanson
Hall
Erlanson Hall dates to
1916 but it's been totally renovated in recent years. It contains
classrooms, computer rooms and faculty offices for the business
programs.
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Holden Fine Arts
Center
Holden Fine Arts
Center contains everything needed by students enrolled in the Art,
Music and Communicating Arts programs. The building is packed with
art studios, practice rooms, a recital hall, two theaters, two art
galleries and numerous classrooms. It's a great place to get
hands-on experience. Art students work in studios for ceramics,
fibers, metals, painting, photography, sculpture or printmaking. Two
galleries provide a place to display student work. Theatre majors
build their résumés by working on stage and behind the scenes in the
main stage and experimental theaters. An extensive set-building
workshop allows unlimited use of the imagination when preparing for
a performance. Musicians and vocalists get plenty of opportunity to
perform in the Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Symphonic Band,
University Chamber Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble and Chamber Ensembles.
Holden contains a recital hall and ample practice space, including
rooms equipped with pianos, keyboards and pipe organs. Holden also
contains a TV studio and the studios of KUWS, a Wisconsin Public
Radio affiliate the employs many students.
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Gates Field
House
Gates Physical
Education Building houses UW-Superior's athletic, physical education
and health programs. Inside is a gymnasium with seats for 3,000
spectators, a six-lane track and a swimming pool. It also has
classrooms, dance studios, fitness room and a weight room. Gates is
a busy place. Students go here to watch the Yellowjacket basketball
and volleyball teams or to use the pool, fitness room, weight room
and track. Intramural teams play here, too. Students in the
Corporate and Community Health program and those enrolled in various
physical education programs frequently use the facilities and
equipment in Gates.
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Hawkes
Hall
Hawkes Hall is located
on the south campus and is leased to a number of public non-profit
agencies.
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Jim Dan Hill
Library
Jim Dan Hill Library
is named for an early and influential president of UW-Superior. He
believed deeply in the value of knowledge and learning. Today, his
namesake is the center of information on campus. JDH Library houses
more than 300,000 volumes and 1,000 magazines and journals. Online
database searching is available, and students can use computers to
access other libraries in the University of Wisconsin System. A
computer lab offers handy access to the campus network while the
Curriculum Development Center offers classroom and computer lab
access to the latest computer hardware and software.
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McCaskill
Hall
McCaskill Hall houses
classrooms and offices for the teacher education, counseling and
educational administration programs. The COPE Center gives teacher
education students access to computers and other resources as well
as a place to gather and share their experiences. The building also
houses several science labs, Kathryn Ohman Theater, the Media
Resource Center and an Interactive Distance Education classroom. A
greenhouse is attached to the building.
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Old
Main
Centerpiece of the
UW-Superior campus is Old Main. It is the largest and oldest
building on campus, dating to 1914. Renovation projects over the
years have kept it current with the University's needs. Inside Old
Main, you'll find the University's main administrative offices,
including admissions, financial aid, student records, the
chancellor's office and the business office. Old Main also contains
classrooms and a large, newly remodeled computer lab.
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Ross
Hall
Most residents of Ross
Hall live on the building's third floor. The second floor offers
family housing, and the first floor is for guests and residents with
disabilities. Ross Hall is located five blocks south of the main
campus and features plenty of parking. One wing includes six
two-room and one three-room suite. The hall also has a computer
room, kitchen and front desk services.
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Rothwell Student
Center
Rothwell Student
Center is the meeting place for students, their families and guests.
It includes a cafeteria and snack bar, student lounge and study
area, meeting rooms, offices for student organizations, pool tables,
video and pinball games, a television lounge and a ballroom.
Rothwell also contains the bookstore, an ATM
and bank, a fax machine available for student use, a computer lab
and an art exhibit area. Students can even check out canoes, tents,
snowshoes, basketballs and other outdoor and sporting gear in the
Outdoor Recreation office.
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Sundquist
Hall
Sundquist Hall contains
faculty offices, Student Health Services, offices for the Indian
Studies program and a day care center.
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Wessman
Arena
Wessman Arena, located
on the University's south campus, is home to the Yellowjacket hockey
team. Beginning in the fall of 1998, it becomes home ice to the new
Yellowjacket women's hockey team. The ice sheet also is open to
students for free skating as well as intramural sports and physical
education classes. Other nearby athletic facilities include a newly
refurbished all-weather track and a baseball field.
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Quick Time Virtual
Reality
Visitor Parking
