The College of Liberal Arts is located in the center of main campus – making us easily accessible to all students. Our facilities, as well as our classes, will become foundational to your journey at CSU.
Where We're Located
The College of Liberal Arts' classrooms and facilities are primarily located in the center of main campus, making it easy for students to go between class and their favorite campus spots. Interact with the map below to learn more about our main buildings – Clark Building, Eddy Hall, Visual Arts Building, Behavioral Sciences Building, and the University Center for the Arts – and the other places our faculty and students call home.
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Noteworthy Spaces
The College of Liberal Arts is home to dozens of academic centers and institutes and unique classroom and lab spaces tailored to our programs.
You don’t have to be in the sciences to reap the benefits of technology! We equip our classrooms with top tech so you enter the 21st century workforce familiar with the tools and knowledge you’ll need in the industry.
The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance offers a multitude of facilities for production, including a design lab with 28 drafting and rendering stations, a computer-aided design (CAD) lab with 20 student workstations, scene shop, paint shop, costume shop, lighting lab, and sound/video editing labs.
The world of multimedia creation is also open to our journalism and media communication students who can look to the media production studios in Clark and several computer labs with the Adobe Creative Suite and other top industry software.
Our spaces are designed to help students create the masterpieces they envision. Inside the Visual Arts Building, our art students have access to studios equipped with the tools of the trade to explore any medium, from fibers to sculpture, metalsmithing to painting, photography to electronic art. The Department of Art and Art History also runs a digital fabrication lab which houses one of the only 3D printers on campus!
Our classrooms aren't limited to the walls of campus either. For anthropology students interested in summer field schools, you’ll literally get your hands dirty in active dig sites, applying skills learned in the classroom to uncover fossils and artifacts in the field. Students see the research through by taking their findings into the lab upon return to campus. You can also explore human origins inside the department’s Bone Room where you can study casts of early human ancestors including the famous Australopithecus afarensis “Lucy.”
All Spaces
To explore all of the performance venues, classroom spaces, artistic studios, and research labs in the College of Liberal Arts, use the search below. Filter by affiliated department or by facility type.
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