Village of St. Anthony
Townhouse apartments for upper-class students. Each four-person apartment offers single bedrooms with a shared kitchen, living room and 1.5 baths.

Francis Hall
Francis Hall houses classrooms, labs, study spaces and offices of the School of Health Professions. Upper floors are student residence rooms. Also in Francis is Freshens, a fresh food kitchen operated by Aramark, the university’s food service provider.

Glen of St. Clare
Townhouse apartments for upper-class students. Each four-person apartment offers single bedrooms with a shared kitchen, living room and 1.5 bathrooms.

Gardens of Br. Leo
Garden apartments for upper-class students. Each six-person apartment offers three double bedrooms with a shared kitchen, living room and 2 full bathrooms.

St. Bonaventure Friary
The friary is home for the Franciscan friars on campus. It also contains the Office of Alumni Services as well as some offices for University Advancement.

University Chapel
The Chapel, situated next to the campus bell tower and connected to Doyle Hall, hosts university Masses and other large-group gatherings.

Doyle Hall
Doyle Hall houses the St. Bonaventure University Conference Center, which includes the Robert R. Jones Room and Mathias Doyle Room; Center for Student Wellness; Office of Human Resources; Office of Events & Conferences; ROTC; offices of the Department of History; and the William C. Foster ’62 Memorial Courtyard. Upper floors on the west wing contain student residence rooms.

The Sandra A. and William L. Richter Center
A recreation and fitness facility featuring basketball courts, an indoor running/walking track, cardiovascular equipment, a weight room, racquetball/squash/wallyball courts, a climbing wall and locker rooms, as well as offices of the Center for Activities, Recreation and Leadership.

Falconio Hall
Falconio Hall, known as Fal, is a residence hall for freshman men and women. Recent renovations included improvements to the lobby, common area spaces and restroom facilities, as well as measures to enhance privacy.

Robinson Hall
Robinson Hall, known as Rob, is a residence hall for freshman men and women. Recent renovations included improvements to the lobby, common area spaces and restroom facilities, as well as measures to enhance privacy. Rob also houses the offices of Security Services.

Regina A. Quick Center For The Arts
The Quick Center houses art galleries, art studios, the 321-seat Rigas Family Theater, as well as instructional space and practice suites for students of visual and performing arts.

Devereux Hall
St. Bonaventure’s oldest residence hall, Dev is one of the most beautiful and intriguing buildings on campus, and one of the most popular residences. Coed by floors, Dev offers single- and double-occupancy rooms for upper-class men and women. Dev also houses Garret Theater, which stages SBU Theater productions.

Butler Memorial Hall
Butler, the oldest building on campus, contains a gymnasium used as a practice facility by the Department of Athletics, some offices for the Department of Physical Education, and the office of the university ombudsman.

McGinley-Carney Center for Franciscan Ministry
Houses offices for programs in mission and ministry, including University Ministries (retreat teams, ministers-in-residence, Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults); the Franciscan Center for Social Concern (The Warming House, Bona Buddies, service trips, and fair trade and sustainability programs); as well as Mt. Irenaeus, an off-campus Franciscan mountain community.

Reilly Center/Bob Lanier Court
The RC houses Bob Lanier Court inside a 6,000-seat arena, home to the D-1 men’s and women’s basketball programs. It also includes the university swimming and diving pool, the University Bookstore, University Post Office, Reilly Center Ticket Office, the Athletics Hall of Fame, RC Café, campus radio station WSBU, The Bona Venture student newspaper, as well as offices for Athletics, Student Affairs, Veterans Services, the Career and Professional Readiness Center, the student and staff ID office, and The Damietta Center for Multicultural Affairs.

Friedsam Memorial Library
Friedsam Library holds more than 250,000 volumes, a digital media and video conference center, University Archives, and Holy Name Library for the Franciscan Institute, which holds the university’s collection of rare manuscripts. Friedsam also houses the offices of Tech Services.

Café La Verna
Part of the Magnano Centre dining and entertaining complex, Café La Verna offers a coffee and pastry bar and The Wolf Den, a daylong breakfast bar. The two are divided by a huge double-sided fireplace.

Hickey Dining Hall
Part of the Magnano Centre dining and entertaining complex, Hickey Dining Hall is the main dining/socializing facility on campus. Underneath Hickey is the University Rathskeller, a popular student gathering spot.

Shay/Loughlen Halls
Shay, for upper-class men and women, offers suit-style housing. Loughlen, a freshman residence hall, houses students in a traditional residence hall arrangement.

De La Roche Hall
The oldest academic building on campus, De La Roche houses classrooms, labs and academic offices for the departments of biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, and psychology.

Murphy Professional Building
The John J. Murphy Professional Building is a multi-purpose academic building that houses the Jandoli School of Communication and its Koop Broadcasting Lab, a newsroom and fully functioning television production studio that airs SBU-TV. Murphy also houses offices for the Franciscan Institute, the School of Franciscan Studies, computer labs, the 432-seat Dresser Auditorium, and offices for University Advancement.

Plassmann Hall
Plassmann houses classrooms and faculty offices for many departments within the School of Arts & Sciences. It is also home to the Student Success Center, which comprises Tutoring and Academic Support, First-year Programs, Accessibility Services & Accommodations, the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program, and International Student Services & Study Abroad. The Plassmann Hall annex houses offices and classrooms for the School of Education.

Maintenance/Central Receiving
This building houses Maintenance, which is responsible for day-to-day operations of campus upkeep. It also serves as the central receiving facility on campus.

University Observatory
Houses three reflector telescopes and a small classroom.

Marra Athletics Fields Complex
The Tom ’80 and Michelle Marra Athletics Fields complex includes an artificial turf field for soccer, lacrosse and rugby; Joyce Field, an artificial-turf softball facility; and Fred Handler Park, an artificial-turf baseball facility.

Walsh Science Center
The William F. Walsh Science Center, connected to De La Roche Hall, offers computer science, laboratory and classroom space, biology and chemistry labs, faculty offices and a 150-seat indoor amphitheater.

Swan Business Center
The William E. and Ann L. Swan Business Center is home to the School of Business and offers classroom, seminar and study rooms, a corporate boardroom simulator, a financial services lab, a center for entrepreneurial studies and a two-story, glass-enclosed atrium and gathering space.

Tennis Courts
Outdoor courts available to students.

Administration Building
The Administration Building houses the Office of the President, Academic Affairs, Admissions, Financial Aid, Business Office, Institutional Research, Purchasing, and Marketing and Communications.

Public Restroom
This facility is available to those enjoying the Allegheny River Valley Trail, a paved, 6.2-mile, closed-loop walking, jogging and biking trail that runs along the Allegheny and the campus perimeter and includes a campus loop.