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The Assembly Hall (Albert Long Hall) houses, lecture rooms and an assembly hall with a seating capacity of 487 and is regularly used for lectures, concerts, public meetings, and student faculty assemblies.
The Gymnasium and Social Hall which also houses a theater is the center of student athletic and extracurricular activities.
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The Engineering Building (Perkins Hall) is a four-storey building housing classrooms and offices. The Administration Building (Gates Hall), houses the Registrar's Office, Communications Office, Financial Office, Post Office and Business Office. |
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The Administrative Sciences Building (Washburn Hall) houses the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences. The Arts and Sciences Building (Anderson Hall) was built in 1913. It houses several departments of the Faculty as well as classrooms. |
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The English Preparatory Buildings houses the School of Foreign Languages.
The Van Millingen Library (1932) houses offices for the Rector, Vice-Rectors plus the General Secreteriat, Personnel, Research and Planning Offices.
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The South Campus also boasts one men's and one women's residence halls (Hamlin and Theodorus Halls respectively) and a number of service facilities such as the Computer Center, the infirmary, a faculty center (Kennedy Lodge) as well as the University Cultural Heritage Museum, the old Carpentery Building houses, Public Relations, Dean of Students and Administrative Offices. |