UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, August 16, 1995
7D
A Compass to Campus
A student's guide to the University of Kansas and Lawrence
Administrative offices
1. Carruth-O'Leary Hall
2. Strong Hall
Unions
3. Burge Union
4. Kansas Union
Libraries
5. Anschutz Science Library
6. Green Hall: Law Library
7. Malott Hall: Government Documents and Maps Library
8. Murphy Hall: Music Library
9. Spahr Engineering Library
9. Spahr Engineering Library
Selected Index
10. Spencer Museum of Art: Art and Archi Library
11. Spencer Research Library
Classroom buildings
12. Art and Design Building
13. Bailey Hall
14. Dole Human Development Center
15. Learned Hall
16. Lippincott Hall
17. Spooner Hall
18. Wescoe Hall
Sports and Recreation
19. Allen Field House: Basketball
20. Lied Center: Concerts
21. Memorial Stadium: Football
22. Robinson Center: Campus gymnasium and swimming pool
Other
23. Adams Alumni Center
24. Campanile
25. Computer Services Facility
26. Danforth Chapel
27. Hoch Construction Site
28. Parking Facility
29. Watkins Student Health Center Parking areas (permit required)
Wescoe Beach:
This area in front of Wescoe Hall has long been a popular
spot for students to gather. The concrete enclosure is often the site of impromptu speeches and rallies.
Jayhawk
Jaytawk Boulevard: The "Main Street" of KU. The hustle and
bustle of a large university becomes apparent on this street, especially between classes. With buses, bikes and bookbags about,
students have a lot to watch.
Kansas Union:
Take in a cup of coffee at the Hawk's Nest or
lunch at the cafeteria. Many students enjoy studying in the comfort of the Union's recently renovated surroundings. The Ballroom is the site of numerous performances and lectures.
Robinson Gym:
Work out, swim,
practice karate,
shoot some hoops.
play some racketball, practice your fencing or improve your ping-pong game.
Chi Omoga Fountain: In late spring, summer and early fall, some
students can be seen taking a dip, or even a shallow plunge. In the fountain waters.
Potter Lake: With the surrounding backdrop of the KU campus, Potter
Lake is a great place to take a date or to read a book.
Research and graphics by Nathan Olson