Home to about 60 classrooms and nine liberal-arts depts: English, history, philosophy, classics, French and Italian, Spanish and Portuguese, and East Asian, Germanic and Slavic languages/literatures.
Among other offices, houses the offices and support staff for the chancellor, provost and registrar; the dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; the vice provosts for information services, f
The yellow-brick library, designed by Gould Evans Associates of Lawrence, was begun in 1984 and dedicated May 5, 1988.
The lower level of this building has the University Career Center and Workshop. A KU Bookstore, a convenience shop and the Crimson Café are on the second floor.
A hall of fame for Kansas athletes and sports, with a special emphasis on the contributions of James Naismith, inventor of basketball, KU’s first basketball coach and a longtime faculty member.
The center has a suspended track, rock-climbing wall, cardiovascular and resistance training equipment, weight rooms, aerobic and martial-arts studios and basketball, volleyball and racquetball courts
