Chaminade Tower (1921) and Chaminade Hall (1953) are named for Blessed William Joseph Chaminade (1761-1850). A Chaminade Tower annex built in the '50s was replaced with a five-story annex in 1993. Leer más.
"The UC" is home to the University Bookstore, conference rooms, a lounge area, the Caf, and other dining options. Leer más.
Ernest A. Raba Law Building (1968) is named for Ernest A. Raba, dean of the School of Law from 1946 to 1978. He helped secure the funds needed to move the downtown law school to its present site. Leer más.
The Albert B. Alkek Business Building (1982) is named for the primary donor of the building and later additions. Alkek (Class of '32) counted ranching, banking and oil among his business interests. Leer más.
Built in 1968, it's named for the William L. Richter family, which funded its construction. The Richter family bakeries were best known for their Butter Krust line of breads and baked goods. Leer más.
Founders Hall, built in 2009, is a first-year student residence hall that's coed by suite. Leer más.
Treadaway Hall (1967) was built as the Marianist Scholasticate and converted to a residence hall. It's also where you can find campus police, physical plant and the mailroom. Leer más.