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VR » QuickTime Virtual Reality provides a 360-degree, panoramic view of Phillips Glen. (Note: You will need Apple's free QuickTime software to experience QTVR.)

21 » Edgar Hall houses the fine arts studios.

22 » University Hall contains numerous administrative offices, including that of the President. It also houses Gray Chapel, one of the region's preeminent concert halls.

23 » Slocum Hall houses the Offices of Admission and Financial Aid, The Transcript (the school newspaper), WSLN radio, Slocum Reading Room, and several classrooms.

24 » Sturges Hall is home to the English and Humanities-Classics departments.

25 » Edwards Gymnasium served for many years as OWU's principal athletic site. Pfeiffer Memorial Building includes an excellent natatorium that seats 350 spectators as well as the athletic offices.

26 » Branch Rickey Physical Education Center includes Branch Rickey Arena, with seating for 2,300 for basketball and other indoor sports, and the Richard Gordon Field House, which has a 200-meter track and many multipurpose courts.

27 & 28 » Conrades◊Wetherell Science Center provides outstanding, state-of-the-art facilities for the Botany/Microbiology, Chemistry, Geology/Geography, Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics and Astronomy departments, and Zoology departments. It is also home to the The Hobson Science Library, Moore Greenhouse and the Burns scanning electron microscope.

29 » Phillips Hall includes the offices and classrooms for the Education, Journalism, Philosophy, Psychology, and Religion departments.

30 » Merrick Hall (not in use)

31 » Elliott Hall contains the Departments of History, Politics and Government, and Sociology/Anthropology departments, as well as the Offices of University Communications.

32 » Selby Field is OWU's main athletic stadium. With seating for 9,100 spectators, it is used primarily for football, lacrosse, and track and field.

33 » East Power House/Motor Pool