Facilties on Campus
The Art and Art History Department is situated in the newly redesigned Lynch Memorial Hall, whose open-plan atrium and coffee bar are a dynamic center of the College community. Next door is the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery, a cultural beacon in the area, that hosts museum-quality exhibitions of work by innovative contemporary artists and historical masters such as Rembrandt, Georgia O'Keefe, Andy Warhol, and Mary Cassatt. Studio art classes are taught in the Gladys M. Fencil building, which is exclusively devoted to studio space and accessible to art and art history students around the clock. The department also has a photographic darkroom, state-of-the-art classroom digital projection systems, and access to the College's permanent art collection for instruction and student presentations.