Buildings and Landmarks
•Andrews Hall contains classrooms and laboratories for the Chemistry department.
•Eagle Learning Center, the newest building on campus, contains the Campolo College of Graduate and Proffesional Studies, Eastern's graduate school, including classrooms and offices.
•Fowler Hall contains the administrative offices of the president and provost of Eastern as well as the admissions department and the offices of the Templeton Honors College.
•Harold C. Howard Center contains classrooms and the Warner Library.
•McInnis Hall (officially, McInnis Learning Center), Eastern's primary academic facility, contains classrooms, administrative and faculty offices, curriculum labs, computer labs, and McInnis Auditorium, the primary performance stage for the campus. Theater, Dance, and Music performances take place here; it also doubles as a lecture hall.
•Walton Hall, the original mansion on the estate, includes administrative offices, the dining commons, a chapel, snack bar, and other student life-based facilities.
•West Campus, the West Campus, was originally the South Campus of neighboring Valley Forge Military Academy and was acquired by Eastern in 2009. It currently has several vacant residence style homes intended for faculty, athletic fields, and a parking lot. It is intended to be the future campus of Palmer Seminary which sold its previous campus in 2012. It is about a quarter mile from the main campus and separated by a small municipal owned park and a private residence. Shuttle service is maintained for commuters who park there.
•Workman Hall contains classrooms and offices for Eastern's music department.
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