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TAKE A WALK DISCOVER PURDUE ON YOUR OWN 6 1 2 7 3 8 4 5 9 10 Suggested route Building with green feature You are always welcome to visit our campus buildings, but please refrain from entering classrooms in session. If you are interested in learning more about a campus area not included on this tour, contact Purdue’s Welcome Center. 6 PURDUE MALL FOUNTAIN Ahead, you’ll see the Purdue Mall Fountain (L), which was sculpted by Robert Youngman and completed in 1989 with money donated by the Class of 1939. It is located in front of Hovde Hall (M), which houses the Office of the President. 7 ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC Turn right after Hovde Hall and walk along the south side of Elliott Hall of Music (N). This regal beauty is the home of WBAA Indiana’s oldest radio station plus hundreds of world-class events each year. Elliott, which seats 6,005, is Purdue’s answer to Radio City Music Hall. 8 CLASS OF 1950 LECTURE HALL Turn left toward the Psychological Sciences Building (O) and continue south toward the Class of 1950 Lecture Hall, one of Purdue’s largest lecture halls. Continue on, and you’ll pass Recitation Building (P) and Beering (Q), University (R), Matthews (S) and Stone (T) halls, which surround Founders Park. 9 JOHN PURDUE STATUE A bronze statue (U) of Purdue’s benefactor and namesake sits quietly on a bench east of University Hall and south of John Purdue’s grave. Purdue requested to be buried on campus. Next, cross Memorial Mall along the Hello Walk (V). Turn right and head south across State Street and onto Marsteller Street. 10 DAUCH ALUMNI CENTER Continue south to Pao Hall (W), where sustainable landscaping bioswales are installed, and turn left, heading east to the Dauch Alumni Center (X) on your right. Dauch, which is open to the public, features memorabilia and kiosks about Purdue history in the first-floor atrium. From here, head north on Grant Street toward the Purdue Memorial Union (A) and back to the Welcome Center. 1 PURDUE MEMORIAL UNION Purdue Memorial Union (A) houses the Purdue Welcome Center and serves as the campus hub for gathering, dining, retail and banking services. 2 STEWART CENTER Stewart Center (B) is next, just west of PMU. Stewart includes Fowler Hall, Loeb Playhouse, Ringel Gallery, and offices for Purdue Extended Campus Distance Learning and Conference Division. Its west-end lobby features “e Spirit of the Land Grant College,” a mural painted by Eugene Savage. 3 UNFINISHED BLOCK P SCULPTURE The eight-foot-tall bronze “Unfinished Block P” sculpture (C) in Academy Park is a likeness of Purdue’s iconic Block P. Continue north through Centennial Mall, past the Purdue Bell Tower (D). Along the south border of the Purdue Engineering Mall is Purdue’s first LEED® Gold certified building in the Gatewood Addition to ME (E). 4 MSEE/ENGINEERING CAMPUS COMPLEX MSEE (F) is in the heart of the Purdue Mall. Its open atrium is a favorite study spot for students. Then head north past the Physics Building (G) and onto Northwestern Avenue. Turn left onto Stadium Avenue and continue past the Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering (H). 5 GATEWAY TO THE FUTURE Turn left at the end of Neil Armstrong Hall and follow the sidewalk along Stadium Mall. You’ll walk through the “Gateway to the Future” arch, past Student Health Center (I), Hampton Hall of Civil Engineering (J) , with a green roof, and Schleman Hall of Student Services (K) , with Purdue’s first green roof. 765-494-INFO (4636) n www.purdue.edu/visit n [email protected] ONE WAY ONE ONE WAY ONE WAY ONE WAY Northwestern Ave. Northw Stadium Ave. Stadium Ave. University St. St. t . St . Wood Oval Dr. N. Grant St. N. Grant St. Stadium Mall University Dr. Sylvia St. Sylvia St Hayes St. Lutz Ave N UNDER CONSTRUCTION State St. Marsteller St. John R. Wo Founders Park Agricultural Mall Purdue Mall Bell Tower Academy Park Centennial Mall Memorial Mall 1 8 3 4 5 9 1 2 10 3 6 I J K L M N D O Q P R T U B C S G H F E W X A V ARMS ELLT LWSN PSYC CL50 BRNG MTHW STON UNIV STEW PAO DAUC PMU REC SCHL ME PHYS WANG MSEE HOVD HAMP PUSH

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Page 1: are interested in learning more about a campus area not 5 ARMSare interested in learning more about a campus area not included on this tour, contact Purdue’s Welcome Center. 6 PURDUE

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Suggested route Building with green feature

You are always welcome to visit our campus buildings, but please refrain from entering classrooms in session. If you are interested in learning more about a campus area not included on this tour, contact Purdue’s Welcome Center.

6 PURDUE MALL FOUNTAIN Ahead, you’ll see the Purdue Mall Fountain (L), which was sculpted by Robert Youngman and completed in 1989 with money donated by the Class of 1939. It is located in front of Hovde Hall (M), which houses the Office of the President.

7 ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC Turn right after Hovde Hall and walk along the south side of Elliott Hall of Music (N). This regal beauty is the home of WBAA — Indiana’s oldest radio station — plus hundreds of world-class events each year. Elliott, which seats 6,005, is Purdue’s answer to Radio City Music Hall.

8 CLASS OF 1950 LECTURE HALL Turn left toward the Psychological Sciences Building (O) and continue south toward the Class of 1950 Lecture Hall, one of Purdue’s largest lecture halls. Continue on, and you’ll pass Recitation Building (P) and Beering (Q), University (R), Matthews (S) and Stone (T) halls, which surround Founders Park.

9 JOHN PURDUE STATUE A bronze statue (U) of Purdue’s benefactor and namesake sits quietly on a bench east of University Hall and south of John Purdue’s grave. Purdue requested to be buried on campus. Next, cross Memorial Mall along the Hello Walk (V). Turn right and head south across State Street and onto Marsteller Street.

10 DAUCH ALUMNI CENTER Continue south to Pao Hall (W), where sustainable landscaping bioswales are installed, and turn left, heading east to the Dauch Alumni Center (X) on your right. Dauch, which is open to the public, features memorabilia and kiosks about Purdue history in the first-floor atrium. From here, head north on Grant Street toward the Purdue Memorial Union (A) and back to the Welcome Center.

1 PURDUE MEMORIAL UNION Purdue Memorial Union (A) houses the Purdue Welcome Center and serves as the campus hub for gathering, dining, retail and banking services.

2 STEWART CENTER Stewart Center (B) is next, just west of PMU. Stewart includes Fowler Hall, Loeb Playhouse, Ringel Gallery, and offices for Purdue Extended Campus Distance Learning and Conference Division. Its west-end lobby features “The Spirit of the Land Grant College,” a mural painted by Eugene Savage.

3 UNFINISHED BLOCK P SCULPTURE The eight-foot-tall bronze “Unfinished Block P” sculpture (C) in Academy Park is a likeness of Purdue’s iconic Block P. Continue north through Centennial Mall, past the Purdue Bell Tower (D). Along the south border of the Purdue Engineering Mall is Purdue’s first LEED® Gold certified building in the Gatewood Addition to ME (E).

4 MSEE/ENGINEERING CAMPUS COMPLEX MSEE (F) is in the heart of the Purdue Mall. Its open atrium is a favorite study spot for students. Then head north past the Physics Building (G) and onto Northwestern Avenue. Turn left onto Stadium Avenue and continue past the Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering (H).

5 GATEWAY TO THE FUTURE Turn left at the end of Neil Armstrong Hall and follow the sidewalk along Stadium Mall. You’ll walk through the “Gateway to the Future” arch, past Student Health Center (I), Hampton Hall of Civil Engineering (J), with a green roof, and Schleman Hall of Student Services (K), with Purdue’s first green roof.

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Dr

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all o

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HCR

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all o

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Bio

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RT

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all o

f Adm

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ratio

n G

6 J

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Jo

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Hall

of N

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anne

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for E

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and

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all o

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Kran

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Build

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ship

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eter

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ann

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athe

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Mar

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ater

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and

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Nat

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Pf

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Haw

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all D

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all E

5 T

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PA

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ors

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at m

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f the

pro

per f

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the

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et P

arki

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GG) a

t the

pos

ted

hour

ly ra

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and

3)

in a

ny A

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d C

spac

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ter 5

p.m

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wee

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s an

d al

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on

wee

kend

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nles

s ot

herw

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oste

d. M

eter

ed d

isabi

lity

park

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is al

so a

vaila

ble.