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Campus Map Liberty University's CAMPUS NORTH MAIN CAMPUS 1600. Accounting-Budget 35. Applied Science Liberty University’s 2668. Admissions School of Aeronautics 1200. Bookstore 46. Elmer Towns Religion Hall Campus Map 1500. Business O ce Towns-Alumni Lecture Hall 1400. Founder’s Food Court 49. Carter Glass Mansion 1200. Central Receiving 58. David’s Place 2200. Chancellor’s O ce Center For Worship Flames Way Field Operations Administration 61. Doc’s Diner 1500. College of Arts & Sciences 45. DeMoss Learning Center 2700. Liberty University Online Bookstore 1500. Executive Suite Career Center Student A airs O ce Center For Academic Support & Advising Services Champion Circle University Scheduling Guillerman Library Student Service Center Integrated Learning Resource Center (ILRC) 1200. Facilities Access Control School of Business Rte 29/Wards Road Tolsma Indoor Track & Conference Center School of Communication 1500. Financial Aid School of Engineering & Computational Sciences 700. Human Resources Visitors Center 1500. Information Services 59. Earth Station To Charlottesville 1900. LaHaye Student Union 71. Hangar To Roanoke Tilley Student Center 43. Liberty Broadcast Network Student Activities O ce Liberty University Online Studios O ce of Campus Recreation WTLU Liberty Channel Eagle Run 2500. Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary WWMC Radio Station/ 90.9 Light 1400. Liberty Home Bible Institute 24. Laundry 1850. Light Medical 17. O ce of Student Housing 2700. Military A airs 47. Prayer Chapel University Blvd. 700. Police Headquarters 44. Performing Arts 1900. Postal Services 41. Printing Services 1500. Registrar 63. Reber-Thomas Dining Hall 1900. ROTC O ce 37. Schilling Center 1800. School of Law 39. Schilling Annex Building Services Liberty Lane Grounds US 460 Student Conduct o ce 34. Science Hall Chapel Drive 36. Spiritual Life & Academic Building Campus Pastors Helms School of Government O ce of Student Leadership 42. Teachers Education Stadium Rd. Bruckner Learning Center Regents Parkway School of Education RESIDENCE 1100. Transportation Shop 1-23 Residence Halls 48. WRVL Radio Station 25-33 Residence Halls 300-1 to 300-19 Residence Halls 200-20 to 200-24 Residence Halls Liberty Mountain Drive (212)25-(212)30 37 Residence Halls Ericsson Drive ATHLETIC FACILITIES 50. Baseball Clubhouse 64. Football Operations Center 53. Hancock Athletics Center F. Intramural Fields-Main Campus G. Intramural Fields-East Campus Liberty University Drive 83. LaHaye Ice Center Regents Parkway C. Matthes-Hopkins Track/Soccer Field D. Softball Field Candlers Mountain Road 67. Softball O ce 62. Vines Center To Appomattox LaHaye Center Road A. Williams Stadium B. Worthington Field.
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