The Bradley University Campus

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Baker Hall: Baker Hall, located at 1422 W. Main and houses the Foster College of Business Administration and other offices.
The Bookstore: The Bookstore, located at 830 N. Elmwood and offers a wide range of items from Bradley clothing, books, and more.
Bradley Hall: Bradley Hall, located at 830 N. Glenwood and houses the Center For Student Development and Health Services, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Family & Consumer Sciences, Graduate School, Honors Program, and Psychology.
Burgess Hall: Burgess Hall, located at 1400 W. Main and houses Nursing,the Smith Career Center, and faculty offices.
Comstock Hall: Comstock Hall, located at 1500 W. Bradley Avenue and houses Alumni Relations, Bradley Hilltopics, and University Relations Graphic Design and Web Communications.
Constance Hall: Constance Hall, located at 824 N. Elmwood and houses the Music department.
Continuing Education: Continuing Education, located at 1306 W. Main Street, develops and supports lifelong learning opportunities.
Dingeldine Music Center: Dingeldine Music Center, located at 1417 W. Barker.

Founders Circle: Founder's Circle, in front of Bradley Hall, is home to a statue of Bradley University founder Lydia Moss Bradley. The statue was placed at the heart of the campus and dedicated during the University's Centennial Founder's Day Convocation on October 8, 1997.
Garrett Center: Garrett Center, located at 824 N. Duryea and houses Multicultural Student Services.
Caterpillar Global Communications Center: Caterpillar Global Communications Center, located at 834 N. Duryea and houses the Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts, and Department of Communication.
Harper and Wyckoff: Harper and Wyckoff Hall, student residences located at 1312 West Main Street..
Hartmann Center for the Performing Arts: Hartmann Center for the Performing Arts houses the lab theatre, Meyer Jacobs Theatre, Hartmann Center Gallery, and offices for the Department of Theatre Arts.
Haussler Hall: Haussler Hall, located at 835 N. Glenwood and houses Athletics and Intramural and Recreational Sports.
Heuser Art Center: Heuser Art Center, located at 1400 W. Bradley Avenue and houses the Heuser Art Center Gallery and Art department.
Jobst Hall: Jobst Hall, located at 922 N. Glenwood and houses the College of Engineering and Technology, Civil Engineering and Construction, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.
Kaufman Building: Kaufman Building, located at 1211 W. Bradley Avenue and houses the Testing Center.
Cullom-Davis Library: Cullom-Davis Library, located at 1511 W. Bradley Avenue. The library provides an online catalog and circulation system, a computer lab, and houses the Center for Learning Assistance.
Morgan Hall: Morgan Hall, located at 825 N. Glenwood. Morgan Hall houses Computing Services, and the Department of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering.
Westlake Hall: Westlake Hall, located at 814 N. Glenwood. Wetstlake hall houses the College of Education and Health Sciences and other departments.
Shea Stadium: Shea Stadium, located at 1523 W. Nebraska Avenue. The stadium is located less than a mile from the Bradley University campus.
St. James Place: St. James Place, a 17-building student residential complex on a 9.5-acre site just east of the main campus.
Olin Hall of Science: Olin Hall of Science, located at 1401 W. Bradley Avenue and houses the Greenhouse, Physical Therapy, and faculty offices.
Heitz Hall: Heitz Hall, located at 912 N. Elmwood student residence and the Student Health Center.
Visitors Center: The Visitors Center, located at 830 N. Elmwood. The Center houses Undergraduate Admissions and has an adjacent parking lot designated for visitors.
Swords Hall: Swords Hall, located at 1501 W. Bradley Avenue and houses the University's administration, the Registrar's Office and Student Financial Aid Services.
Geisert Hall and the Singles Complex: Geisert Hall and the Singles Complex, student residences. The Singles Complex is a 3-building complex comprised of Elmwood, Lovelace, and Wendle.
The Robert H. Michel Student Center: The Robert H. Michel Student Center, located at 915 N. Elmwood and houses Cafe Bradley, Conference Facilities/Parking, and the Student Activities office.
Student Apartment Complex: Student Apartment Complex, student residence located at 828 N. Underhill St.
The Parking Deck: The Parking Deck, located at 814 N. Duryea and houses the University Police.
Williams Hall: Williams Hall, student residence located at 821 N. Duryea.
University Hall: University Hall, student residence located at 1307 West Bradley Avenue.