The Catholic University of America

Campus buildings

A map is available to locate the buildings on campus.

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Residence halls

• Caldwell Hall - graduate and undergraduate (note graduate housing is being phased out except for international students)
• Caldwell Hall's Elizabeth Ann Seton Wing - graduate women and some junior and senior women
• Centennial Village - undergraduates, mostly sophomores
• Camalier House
• Engelhard House
• Magner House
• McDonald House (Upperclassmen Residential College)
• Quinn House
• Reardon House
• Unanue House (Freshmen Residential College)
• Walton House
• Conaty Hall - undergraduates, almost all freshmen
• Curley Court - modular homes for juniors, seniors
• Flather Hall - undergraduates
• Gibbons Hall - undergraduates
• Millennium Hall North - apartments/suites for juniors, seniors, few graduates
• Millennium Hall South - apartments/suites for juniors, seniors, few graduates
• Regan Hall - University Honors housing
• Ryan Hall - undergraduates
• Spellman Hall - undergraduates, almost all freshmen

Academic buildings

• Caldwell Hall - theology, religion, canon law (Deans of Canon Law and Theology & Religious Studies)
• Columbus School of Law - law (Dean of Law)
• Edward M. Crough Center for Architectural Studies - architecture (Dean of Architecture & Planning)
• Gibbons Hall - history
• Gowan Hall - nursing (Dean of Nursing)
• Hannan Hall - physics
• Gilbert V. Hartke Theatre - drama
• Life Cycle Institute
• Maloney Hall - chemistry, sciences
• Marist Hall - media studies, politics, English, library & information sciences, anthropology (Dean of Library & Information Science)
• McCort-Ward Hall - biology, sciences
• McMahon Hall - modern languages, Greek & Latin, philosophy, mathematics (Deans of Arts & Sciences and Philosophy)
• Nursing-Biology Building - sciences
• O'Boyle Hall - education, psychology
• Pangborn Hall - engineering, sciences (Deans of Engineering and Metropolitan College)
• Salve Regina Hall - art
• Shahan Hall - social work (Dean of Social Services)
• Theological College - University seminary
• Ward Hall - music (Dean of Music)

As with most college campuses, classes of many different fields are taught in most of the buildings; the list of courses above is not meant to be exhaustive, but is the primary building for those courses.

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Other buildings

• Caldwell Hall - campus ministry
• Curley Hall - priests' residence
• Raymond A. DuFour Athletic Center - with pool, gym, playing fields, and fitness center
• Grounds Maintenance Complex
• Hannan Hall - contains Herzfeld Auditorium
• Gilbert V. Hartke Theatre - includes Callan Theatre and the Lab Theatre
• Eugene I. Kane Student Health & Fitness Center - infirmary and student gym
• Leahy Hall - public safety/campus police, computer lab (both open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
• Life Cycle Institute - research facility, politics and sociology
• McMahon Hall - admissions office, post office, registrar, financial aid office
• John K. Mullen of Denver Memorial Library - main library (branch libraries in some other academic buildings)
• Nugent Hall - office of the President and other University executives
• O'Boyle Hall - counseling center, academic tutoring services, writing center
• Pangborn Hall - summer sessions office
• Power Plant
• Edward J. Pryzbyla University Center - Dean of Students, student organizations, dining services, disability support services, international students office
• Saint Bonaventure Hall - Housing and Residential Services, faculty offices
• University Chapel of St. Vincent de Paul - chapel for Catholic Masses and periodic music recitals
• University Parking Garage - located underground directly south of the Columbus School of Law
• Visitors Information Center
• Ward Hall - music performances in recital hall

Abandoned buildings

• Cardinal Hall (formerly University Center West & East) - to reopen as new admissions and alumni offices
• Keane Hall - undergoing renovations
• Spalding Hall - permanently abandoned