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ShipRec

The ShipRec is the center for recreation and fitness. The 63,200 sq. ft. building is located between Seth Grove Stadium, and Heiges Field House and contains 4 multi-use courts, indoor track, fitness center, 2 racquetball courts, locker rooms, fitness studio, and administrative offices.

Conference Center - CFC

The Conference Center at Shippensburg University is a full-service facility offering meeting, training and conference spaces, and catering for luncheons, dinners and receptions. The offices of the Shippensburg University Foundation are located in the left wing of the complex. For information, call the Conference Office at 717-477-1256. .

H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center

The center’s 1,500-seat Grove Theater provides year-round programs and performances on campus. Completed in 2005, it also houses the Department of Music and Theatre Arts.

Student Recreation Complex

The outdoor student recreation facility is a 12-acre facility that includes a street hockey rink, picnic pavilion, basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, and fields for football, softball, lacrosse, and rugby. An exercise trail for rollerblading, biking, and jogging surrounds the site.

Reed Annex

Eckels Field

Eckels Field was purchased in time for the 1903-04 academic year and was home of the football and baseball teams. The roofed baseball grandstand could accommodate more than 500 and crowds of 1,000 or more were reported for games prior to World War I. A quarter-mile track was built on the field in 1924. In 1934 the football and track teams moved to what is now the Robb Sports Complex.

Robb Sports Complex

Davis House

For more information on the Davis House go to the Facilities Management Home Page.

Little Red Schoolhouse - LRS

Alumni of Shippensburg University first proposed the idea of a little red schoolhouse in 1968.
The purpose of this project was to relocate on campus a one-room school which would represent the first step in the development of public education in America

Warehouse

Cora I. Grove Spiritual Center - SC

The Spiritual Center includes a 2,300 square foot Interfaith Chapel with moveable seating that accommodates more than 200 people. In addition to worship space, the Center provides office spaces for student religious organizations and campus ministries as well as meeting rooms for campus religious organizations and a kitchen.

Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School - GBL

Designed in 2001 to conserve energy and be environmentally safe, the Grace B. Luhrs School includes day care facilities, a library, a computer laboratory, daycare/early childhood education classrooms, and science facilities as well as classrooms and a playground.

Richard D. Life Alumni House - RAH

For more information on the Alumni House go to http://www.ship.
edu/alumni/

Etter Health Center

The University's health services are available to all full-time, undergraduate, and graduate students.

Seth Grove Stadium - SGS

Seth Grove Stadium was opened in 1972. It has a seating capacity of 7,700 and is the current home of the football and track teams. It also is the site for the Pennsylvania high school state track and field championships.

Steam Plant - SP

Reisinger House - REI

For more information on the Reisinger House go to the Facilities Management Home Page.

Reed Operations Center - ROC

Kenneth O. Reed Operations Center was constructed in 1937, with an addition completed in 1971. The structure houses the department of the physical plant, which includes staff offices, trade shops, central receiving, garages and storerooms. The University Police Office is in this building and provides 24-hour service, seven days a week.

Wright Hall - WRI

Wright Hall was completed in 1960. It houses the Counseling Center, ROTC, and Academic Success Program.

Martin House - MH

Martin House, the President’s residence, is a three-story brick house located on
the southwest corner of the campus.

John L. Grove Hall - GRH

Grove Hall, which opened in 1997, is the home of the John L. Grove College of Business and the departments of Political Science and Sociology/Anthropology. The facility includes regular classrooms, computer labs, classrooms equipped with special technology, and a forum for larger programs. Media Services is located on the lower level.

Mathematics/Computing Technology Center - MCT

MCT opened in 1996 and houses the Information and Computing Technologies Center and the academic departments of Mathematics and Computer Science. Facilities include classrooms, computer labs, and offices.

Ezra Lehman Memorial Library - LL

Lehman Library houses 432,666 books and 1.6 million microform pieces. Nearly 7,971 periodicals are currently received. Special collections include the Alma Winton Pennsylvania Collection, a Rare Book Room, and a large government documents collection

Heiges Field House - HFH

Heiges serves as the center for athletic activities on campus. The large arena is Shippensburg's home court for many NCAA sports and is also used as a site for convocations and concerts. Features include classrooms, a swimming pool, offices, locker rooms, and a fitness center.

Faculty Office Building - FOB

Dauphin Humanities Center - DHC

Dauphin is home to the College of Arts and Sciences. A four-level building, it contains classrooms, lecture halls, a student common space and faculty and departmental offices. Occupied in 1971, the building houses the departments of Economics, English, History/Philosophy, and Human Communication Studies. Dauphin Humanities Center is located on the west side of the academic quad. It is connected to the Mathematics/Computing Technology Center.

Ceddia Union Building - CUB

The CUB is the center of Shippensburg's non-academic student life. Facilities include the University Store, Career Development Center, restaurants, game room, theater, and lounges. Student organizations have their offices in the CUB and use meeting rooms for various activities. The CUB is located at the corner of Cumberland Drive and Bucks Drive, near Reisner Dining Hall and the east residence halls.

Franklin Science Center - FSC

Franklin Science Center houses the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Psychology. Built in 1971 and renovated in 2002, it contains classrooms, large lecture rooms, and research and teaching laboratories. Special facilities include the Dibert Planetarium, the Vertebrate Museum, a greenhouse, an animal care facility, and a herbarium. Franklin Science Center is located at the corner of Franklin Drive and Cumberland Drive, with entrances on each on those roads as well as from the academic quad.

Reisner Hall - RH

One of Shippensburg University's student dining halls is Reisner Hall. For more information go to dineoncampus.

Kriner Hall - KRH

One of Shippensburg University’s student dining halls is Kriner Hall. For more information go to dineoncampus.com.

Stone Ridge Commons - SRC

One of Shippensburg University’s student residence halls is the Stone Ridge Commons. The Stone Ridge Commons are located near Seth Grove football stadium, off Route 696. Stone Ridge was completed in 1999. For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

Seavers Complex - SVR

The Seavers Complex was completed in 1976 and is located on the East side of campus.For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

Mowrey Hall - MOW

Mowrey Hall was completed in 1971 and is located on the East side of campus. For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

McLean Hall - MCL

McLean Hall was completed in 1967 and is located on the East side of campus. For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

Naugle Hall - NAU

Naugle Hall was completed in 1967 and is located on the East side of campus. For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

Lackhove Hall - LCK

Lackhove Hall was completed in 1964 and is located on the west side of campus. For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

Kieffer Hall - KFR

Kieffer Hall was completed in 1964 and is located on the west side of campus. For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

McCune Hall - MCU

McCune Hall was complete in 1960 and is located on the west side of campus. For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

Harley Hall - HRL

Harley Hall was complete in 1964 and is located on the west side of campus. It also houses the SU Fashion Archives and Museum. . For more information go to Housing and review their Facilities links.

Huber Arts Center - HAC

Huber is the home of the Art and Design department and includes classrooms, art studios, faculty offices, and an art gallery. Constructed in 1931, the building was expanded in 2010.

Shippen Hall - SPH

Shippen is home to the College of Education and Human Services. The building contains classrooms and a large lecture room. Built in 1963 and renovated in 2000, Shippen Hall is located on Franklin Drive, with entrances on Franklin and from a parking lot that separates it from Memorial Auditorium.

Memorial Auditorium - MA

Completed in 1951, Memorial Auditorium has a large proscenium stage and seating for 800. Other facilities include a scene shop, a rehearsal hall and classroom, and music studios. The Music Department office is also housed here.

Henderson Gymnasium - HG

The Henderson Gymnasium houses the Department of Exercise Science and is located in the historic part of campus behind Old Main and Horton Hall. Henderson was built in 1937.

Shearer Hall - SRH

Shearer is the home to the department of Geography/Earth Science. Facilities include classrooms, labs, and department offices.

Stewart Hall - SH

Currently housing classrooms, Stewart was built in 1893 and was used for many years as a gymnasium. It was renovated in 1949 as a student activity center with game rooms and a dance floor. In 1973 it was converted for class use.

Gilbert Hall - GH

Gilbert houses the Multicultural Students Center. It was built in 1912 as an elementary training school.

Horton Hall - HH

Horton is home to the School of Academic Programs and Services, the Office of Extended Studies, the Women's Center, the Honors Program, and other departments. Facilities include classrooms and a computer lab. Completed in 1895, the building was originally a "ladies dormitory."

Old Main - OM

Old Main is the home to various administrative offices (President and Vice-Presidents, Administrative Services, Human Resources) and student service offices (Admissions, Financial Aid, Registrar, and Student Accounts). Located at the highest point on campus, it opened in 1871 as the Cumberland Valley State Normal School. It was renovated in 1984/85.

Rowland Hall - RLH

Rowland Hall was built in 1939 as the campus lab school. Rowland Hall now houses the departments of Communication/
Journalism and Modern Languages. It is located at the intersection of North Prince Street and Adams Drive.

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Old Main OM Horton Hall HH Gilbert Hall GH Stewart Hall SH Henderson Gymnasium HG Shearer Hall SRH Rowland Hall RLH Memorial Auditorium MA Shippen Hall SPH Huber Art Center HAC Huber Annex HAA Kriner Dining Hall KRH Reed Operations Center ROC Harley Hall HRL McCune Hall MCU Kieffer Hall KFR Lackhove Hall LCK Wright Hall WRI Naugle Hall NAU McLean Hall MCL Reisner Dining Hall RH	Ezra Lehman Memorial Library LL Martin House MH Reisinger House REI Steam Plant SP Franklin Science Center FSC Dauphin Humanities Center DHC Ceddia Union Building CUB Mowrey Hall MOW Heiges Field House HFH Seth Grove Stadium SGS Faculty Office Building FOB Seavers Complex SVR Etter Health Center Mathematics and Computing Technologies Center MCT John L. Grove Hall GRH Richard D. Rife Alumni House RAH	Grace B. Luhrs University Elementary School GBL Cora I. Grove Spiritual Center SC Warehouse Stone Ridge Commons SRC Little Red Schoolhouse LRS Davis House Robb Sports Complex Eckels Field Reed Annex Student Recreation Complex H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center Conference Center CFC ShipRec