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WU Campus Map (Pdf) A B C D E Oregon State Capitol Zena Forest (8 miles northwest of Salem) Downtown Salem State Street Learning 1 Rose Commons Hallie Oregon Star Trees Garden Ford North Lawn Ford Gatke Civic Justice Art Museum Center University of Art Northwood Services Annex th Street 3 Collins 1 Olin Science Center Smullin Science Waller Eaton Center Global Baxter Learning Southwood Ferry Street Center Walton Ferry Street Cone Montag Service Center Center Chapel Cascadia Church Street Atkinson Cottage Street Campus Safety Westwood Bishop Wellness Annex Doney Quad Center University Willamette M. Lee Services Academy Pelton Matthews College Lausanne Theatre Terra of Law Rogers Belknap Facilities Music Management Center P Smith East r i n West Auditorium Fine Arts g 2 le Fine Arts P a Student/Faculty/Staff r k th Street w Parking Only th Street 4 a 2 1 Mill Stream 1 y Jackson Atkinson Graduate Winter Street Goudy Commons School of Plaza Hatfield Management Renjen Clock Library Center Tower York Putnam University Center Facilities (UC) Sparks Athletic Center Maintenance Hatfield Student/ Willamette Fountain Heritage Center Faculty/Staff Lee Brown Field Parking Only Sky Bridge Admission Office Mill Street Mill Street (Undergraduate) Student/Faculty/Staff Parking Only University Sparks Field Tokyo International Apartments W.I.S.H. Visitor University of America ΠΒΦ ΑΧΩ Parking 3 Student/Faculty/Staff Shepard Kaneko Commons Parking Only Overflow Tennis Courts McCulloch Stadium and athletics complex: Visitor Parking Ogdahl Field (football), John Lewis Field (baseball), Charles Bowles Track (3 blocks south, in Bush’s Pasture Park) Bellevue Street Salem Health Urgent Care B2 Facilities Management D2 Matthews Hall D2 Lestle J. Sparks Athletic Center Softball C2 Fine Arts East D1 Montag Center D2 Terra House Field Campus Map C2 Fine Arts West D1 Northwood Hall E3 Tokyo International D1 Ford Hall B1 Olin Science Center University of America B1 Hallie Ford Museum of Art B1 Oregon Civic Justice Center B3 University Apartments Classrooms and Common Areas Student Housing Other Buildings D1 Gatke Hall D2 M. Lee Pelton Theatre B2 University Services (including University Information 503-370-6300 willamette.edu Campus Safety, Facilities Student/ D1 Global Learning Center C3 Pi Beta Phi Sorority (ΠΒΦ) Management) Faculty/Staff (including International Parking Only C2 Putnam University Center A1 University Services Annex C3 Admission Office (Undergraduate) D1 Bishop Wellness Center Education) (including Bistro, Bookstore) ( ) (Student Health) C2 Goudy Commons C1 Waller Hall (including Cone C3 Alpha Chi Omega Sorority ΑΧΩ B2 Renjen Center (Student Center Chapel, Financial Aid, Registrar) B1 Art Building D2 Cascadia House D2 Mark O. Hatfield Library for Equity and Empowerment) D1 Walton Hall A2 Atkinson Annex B2 College of Law (Truman E3 Kaneko Commons D2 Mary Stuart Rogers Music Wesley Collins Legal Center) D1 Westwood Hall B2 Atkinson Graduate School of B-C2 Lausanne Hall Center (including Hudson Hall) A1 Willamette Academy Management (Seeley G. Mudd C1 Collins Science Center D1 Learning Commons B3 Shepard House Building) C2 Doney Hall (Academic Support, Writing C2 Smith Auditorium C3 Willamette International Studies House (W.I.S.H.) D1 Baxter Hall C1 Eaton Hall Center, World Language Studio) D1 Smullin Hall B-C2 York House D2 Belknap Hall B2 Facilities Maintenance B-C3 Lee House D1 Southwood Hall Updated: 8/23/18.
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