List of Colby College buildings

This is a list of buildings at Colby College.

Contents 1 Academic Buildings 2 Student Life Buildings 3 Administrative Buildings 4 Residential Buildings 4.1 Hillside 4.2 The Quad 4.3 Roberts Row 5 Off-Campus Facilities 6 References

Academic Buildings

• Arey (Science)
• Collins Observatory Astronomy classroom
• Diamond (Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary Studies)
• Keyes (Science)
• Lovejoy (Classrooms) IT Services
• Mudd (Math, Computer Science)
• Miller Library
• Olin Science Center
• Runnals (Theater and Dance)/Strider Theater
• Bixler Art and Music Center (Crawford Art Studios, Given Auditorium, Jetté and Davis Galleries, The Lunder Wing, Museum of Art, The Paul J. Schupf Wing)

Student Life Buildings

• Alfond Athletic Center Alfond Ice Arena Wadsworth Gymnasium
• Cotter Union Bookstore Page Commons Pugh Center Pulver Pavilion Spa Student Post Office
• Garrison-Foster Business Office Health Center Student Financial Services
• Gould Music Shell
• Lorimer Chapel
• Roberts Dining Hall Human Resources Security

Administrative Buildings

• Eustis Administration Career Services Dean of Students Off-Campus Studies
• Guest House (Hill Family)
• Lunder House Admissions and Financial Aid Information
• Millett House
• Physical Plant Department
• President’s House
• Schair-Swenson-Watson Alumni Center

Residential Buildings

Building	Image	Constructed	Notes	Reference
AMS (Anthony, Mitchell, Schupf)	??	1997	Anthony-Mitchell-Schupf provides singles, double, and group suites with private bathrooms, small lounges and a large common social space. A function room and adjacent patio provide event space with a sound system and a kitchenette. There is also a 1,600-square-foot faculty apartment. The complex houses 141 students and was named for Edson Mitchell '75, Paul J. Schupf H '91, and Robert N. Anthony '38.	[1]
Coburn Hall	??	??	Coburn is connected to Mary Low. It houses single rooms, doubles, triples, and quads, and is named for Louise Helen Coburn.	[2]
Dana Residence & Dining Hall	??	1966	Dana, extensively remodeled in 1999, is the largest residence hall on campus and the biggest of the three dining halls at Colby. It houses singles, doubles, and suites.	[3][4]
Foss Residence & Dining Hall	??	??	Foss, renovated in 1999 and connected to Woodman, is located on the southern tip of the campus. It houses singles, doubles, triples, quads, suites, and a vegetarian/vegan-friendly dining hall.	[5][6]
The Heights	??	1981	The Heights is set into the hillside behind Lorimer Chapel, its terraced design affords most rooms views and rooftop patios. It has four-person suites, singles, and doubles. The Heights also features a large community room, lounges, and study areas throughout the building.	[7][8]
Harold and Bibby Alfond Senior Residence Complex	??	1999	Located in the woods near the highest point of Mayflower Hill, the Senior Apartments are connected to campus but secluded and with a separate driveway. Designed as an on-campus choice for seniors who desire greater autonomy and independence, the Alfond apartments house 107 seniors in suites for four, five, or six individuals. Each suite has a private bathroom and fully equipped kitchen. Small patios and a large common room with a kitchen and sound system provide space for social gatherings. Named for Harold Alfond and his wife.	[9][10]

• Mary Low Coffeehouse
• Woodman

Hillside

• Leonard
• Marriner
• Sturtevant
• Taylor
• Williams

The Quad

• Averill
• Johnson
• East Quad (Butler, Champlin, Small)
• West Quad (Chaplin, Pepper, Robins)

Roberts Row

• Drummond
• Goddard-Hodgkins
• Grossman
• Perkins-Wilson
• Pierce
• Piper
• Treworgy

Off-Campus Facilities

Building	Image	Constructed	Notes	Reference
Colby Hume Center	??	??	The Colby Hume Center is private residence owned by Dr. Alan Hume but open to use for college students . It is the home of the crew program, the college's blacksmithing course, and numerous other outbuildings.	[11]
The Colby Outing Club Cabin	??	??	The Colby Outing Club Cabin is owned by the Colby Outing Club and reserved for the use of students who are members of the outing club.	??
The Perkins Arboretum	??	??	Directly adjacent to campus across Mayflower Hill Drive. The Campbell Cross Country Running Trails run through this preserved wooded land, as do numerous other walking trails and paths.	??

References

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