32 CofC Campus Buildings You Need to Know

The Beatty Center is home to all things School of Business, as well as to the Wells Fargo Auditorium.

Located right on the Cougar Mall, Maybank Hall is the main classroom building for first-year students.

The Calhoun Annex houses CisternYard Media groups as well as the small 106-seat Chapel Theatre.

The historic Sottile Theatre is the College's premier special events venue, seating 785.

The Johnson Center is adjacent to the Silcox Center and together they are home to basketball, volleyball, badminton and racquetball courts, as well as indoor soccer areas, workout/weight ares, an indoor track and the offices for Campus Recreation Services.

Located on the bottom floor of the Campus Center Apartments, the George Street Fitness Center is the College's most comprehensive fitness facility.

Probably the most recognizable building on campus, Randolph Hall houses many of the College's administrative offices.

With the College of Charleston Bookstore in the front of the fist floor and a number of offices and centers throughout, the Lightsey Center is a must-know building for all CofC students.

J.C. Long is home to many of the faculty in the School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs.

The first floor of Berry Hall is the home to many must-know offices, not to mention delicious eats.

Located on the first floor of Liberty Street Residence Hall, Fresh Food Co. is the College's main dining facility.

Tucked behind the Lightsey Center, the Lightsey Annex houses administrative offices for New Student Programs.

The first floor of McAlister Hall houses Einstein Bros. Bagels, a lounge and a laundry facility.

Located beneath College Lodge Residence Hall, Market 159 is your one-stop shop for convenient foods.

The Addlestone Library is the main College of Charleston Library.

Home to the departments of theatre, dance and music, the Cato Center is a perfect cultural getaway.

The Multicultural Center provides a key location for multicultural and international students, and is a place where ALL students can come to work in the computer lab, print and/or use copy machine, study or host student organizational meetings and relax in the living room.

Located on the ground floor of the St. Philip Parking Garage, Mail Services serves as a comprehensive post office for students

The Office of Victim Services is available for students regardless of where a crime occurs or whether the student elects to file an official police report.

Located on the Cougar Mall, the Robert Scott Small Building houses classrooms and administrative offices for the College of Charleston.

Located on the first floor of Craig Residence Hall, Craig Union is home to Office of Admissions and Dining Services.

The Sciences and Mathematics Building is home to School of Sciences and Mathematics faculty/departmental offices and classrooms.

The Jewish Studies Center is home to the College's kosher/vegetarian dining facility, Marty's Place.

TD Arena is the Cougars home basketball court.

The Stern Center is the hub of student life on campus, with meeting space and offices for many student organizations

The Treasurer's Office is the place to go for payments, refunds and other financial matters.

The nurses and doctors at Health Services are here to care for CofC students' health and wellness.

Public Safety ensures the safety of our campus is on the first floor of the St. Philip Street Garage.

The Simons Center is home to the Department of Art and Architectural History, Arts Management Program, Department of Studio Art, etc.

The BellSouth Building is home to various classrooms and to the IT department.

The Education Center is named for Thaddeus Street '35 and houses several classrooms and other student resources.

The Silcox Center is adjacent to the Johnson Center and together they are home to basketball, volleyball, badminton and racquetball courts, as well as indoor soccer areas, workout/weight ares and an indoor track.