1 Harwood Gate is the visitors entrance and parking lot for the undergraduate admissions office.

2 Center for Communications and Engineering houses the School of Communications, the School of Engineering and the Mount Carmel Auditorium. This main floor includes a multimedia computer classroom, open media lab and an audio/video equipment loan facility. The lower level includes engineering workshops and a machine shop. The building also houses the Office of Multicultural and Global Engagement, the Center for Psychological Science, Academic Affairs, plus faculty and administrative offices.

3 Echlin Center houses the offices of Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid, faculty offices and classrooms. The Kresge Foundation Lecture Hall and Perlroth Boardroom are located here.

4 Clarice L. Buckman Center contains classrooms and faculty offices. In the center is the Clarice L. Buckman Theater, used for guest lectures.

5 Tator Hall houses the Game Design & Development Lab and other classrooms, science laboratories and faculty offices.

6 Carl Hansen Student Center contains a bookstore, post office, student lounge areas, and the People’s United Bank ATM. Student media and government, other campus organizations, and Starbucks are on the second floor.

7 Mount Carmel Dining Hall Students can choose from a dozen dining stations including Pollo, which offers chicken wraps; Breakfast All Day; Rosso Verde, with a range of Italian pasta dishes, subs and gourmet pizzas; Revolution Noodle and Sushi, plus stations for grilled snacks and sides, fresh salads, muffins, deli options, smoothies, burgers, gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian items and more.

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8 Arnold Bernhard Library, marked by the clock tower with the Nils Sahlin Carillon, forms part of the University Quadrangle. The library also houses the Lender Family Special Collection Room with artwork from the Great Hunger plus the Learning Commons, Bursar, Registrar, Student Administrative Services, Information Services, Technology Center and the Executive Office Suite.

9 In addition to the School of Business, the Lender School of Business Center contains classrooms and team study rooms, faculty and administrative offices, the Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, the Terry W. Goodwin ’67 Financial Technology Center, and the School of Business Career Development Center.

10 Ed McMahon Mass Communications Center features a spacious, professional level, all-digital high-definition television studio, media innovation classroom, 4K collaborative editing suites, and a 7.1 surround sound screening theater.

11 Quinnipiac's Main Entrance serves the Arnold Bernhard Library, Faculty Office Building, Athletic and Recreation Center, Lender School of Business Center, Ed McMahon Mass Communications Center, Center for Communications and Engineering, the North Parking Lot and athletic fields.

12 Additional faculty offices are housed in the Faculty Office Building.

13 Athletic and Recreation Center houses Burt Kahn Court, locker rooms, training rooms and staff offices. It also includes a multipurpose surface used for volleyball, tennis and basketball; suspended walking track; combination large weight room and exercise center; and two multipurpose dance/aerobics studios. Six lighted tennis courts and a range of outdoor courts and fields are nearby.

14 Health and Wellness Center, home to Student Health Services, is open weekdays, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and weekends, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Counseling Services are available weekdays, by appointment, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

15 The Commons buildings are traditional-style residence halls.

16 The Hill buildings offer apartment-style housing, including kitchens.

17 Irmagarde Tator Residence Hall, a traditional-style residence hall, also is the site of Public Safety.

18 Dana English Residence Hall is a traditional-style residence hall.

19 Student Affairs Center contains the offices of the vice president of student affairs and Residential Life. Students gather to eat and socialize in the Bobcat Den, on the lower level.

20 The Village residence halls have split-level apartments, each with three bedrooms, a living room and bathroom.

21, 22, 23 Perlroth, Larson and Troup feature four-bedroom suites.

24 The Complex buildings offer apartments, including kitchens.

25 The Ledges is a traditional-style residence hall.

26 Mountainview Residence Hall consists of four-bedroom suites.

27 Pat Abbate ’58 Alumni House and Gardens, on Hogan Road, houses Development and Alumni Affairs.

28 Development Building, on Hogan Road, houses Development and Alumni Affairs and the Alumni Board of Governors Room.

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30 Mail Services Center and Facilities

31 Dean Robert W. Evans College of Arts and Sciences Center, buildings 1, 2 and 3, houses classrooms, faculty offices and the Catholic Chapel and Center for Religion.

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33 Peter C. Hereld House for Jewish Life, 560 New Road, features a kosher kitchen, a lounge, study space and a large social room for Jewish services and traditional meals, and the office of the university rabbi.

34 Albert Schweitzer Institute at Quinnipiac University, 660 New Road, enhances the student experience through alternative spring break service trips; hosting world leaders on campus; and exploring issues related to the Schweitzer philosophy.

35 Office of Human Resources is located at 554 Mount Carmel Ave.

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Other LocationsDivision of Public Affairs, 3071 Whitney Ave., is responsible for public relations, media relations and special events, integrated communications, the Quinnipiac Poll, WQUN AM 1220 and Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum.

Office of Integrated Marketing Communications, at 3093 Whitney Ave., is responsible for Quinnipiac University’s brand strategy, identity and university marketing communications across channels and audiences.

Quinnipiac University Poll, at 20–60 West Woods Road, regularly surveys residents in Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia and nationally about political races and issues of local, regional and national concern.

Quinnipiac Theatre Arts Center located at 515 Sherman Avenue in Hamden is the location for all of Quinnipiac’s main stage and student-run theater productions. It also includes a black box theater.

The music building is located next to the Theatre Arts building at 485 Sherman Ave.

Quinnipiac University Online, 3035 Whitney Ave., expands Quinnipiac’s educational offerings for adult learners with online undergraduate, graduate, doctorate and certificate programs as well as online summer classes.

WQUN AM 1220, the university’s radio station, at 3085 Whitney Ave., provides local news, interviews, national news and live coverage of Quinnipiac sports.

Whitney Village, 3075 Whitney Ave., is an apartment-style residence hall with fully equipped kitchens.

Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum, 3011 Whitney Ave., is home to the world’s largest collection of art relating to the famine that occurred throughout Ireland from 1845–52.

Directions to the Mount Carmel CampusFrom Providence and east, or New York City and west, via I-95 (Connecticut Turnpike): Take I-95 to New Haven. Then take I-91 north to Exit 10 (Route 40). Follow Route 40 approx-imately three miles to its end (at Whitney Avenue). Turn right onto Whitney Avenue (Route 10) and proceed north for 1.4 miles. Turn right onto Mount Carmel Avenue, and go 0.3 miles to campus.

From New York City and west, or Hartford and east, via the Wilbur Cross (Merritt) Parkway: Take the Parkway (Route 15) to Exit 61 (from the west) or Exit 62 (from the east). Turn right onto Whitney Avenue (Route 10) and proceed north three miles to Mount Carmel Avenue. Turn right onto Mount Carmel Avenue and go 0.3 miles to campus.

From Northern New Jersey: Follow Route 287 over the Tappan Zee Bridge and continue east on Route 287 to Merritt (Hutchinson River) Parkway, Exit 9N. Follow above directions from Parkway (Route 15).

From Hartford, Boston and upper New England, via I-91: Take I-91 south to Exit 10 (Route 40). Follow Route 40 approximately three miles to its end (at Whitney Avenue). Turn right onto Whitney Ave. (Route 10) and proceed north for 1.4 miles. Turn right onto Mount Carmel Avenue, and go 0.3 miles to campus.

From Waterbury and New York State, via I-84: Take I-84 to Exit 26. At the end of exit, bear right on Route 70 toward Cheshire. Continue on Route 70 to Route 10. Turn right on Route 10 and go about seven miles to Mount Carmel Avenue. Turn left onto Mount Carmel Avenue, and go 0.3 miles to campus.

From the North Haven Campus: Exit lot and go straight to the first traffic light. Take left onto Route 5/Washington Avenue, and follow one mile to I-91 south. Follow above directions from I-91.

From the York Hill Campus: At the bottom of the drive, turn left onto Sherman Avenue. At the next light, turn left onto Whitney Avenue. At the next light, turn right onto Mount Carmel Avenue.

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