Buildings and Features
Both campuses have recreation facilities (including an aquatic centre in Vermilion), libraries and theatres. The Vic Juba Community Theatre is located at the Lloydminster campus. Alumni Hall Theatre is at the Vermilion campus.
Alumni House is an original structure still in use on the Vermilion campus. First a home for the demonstration farm manager it has also served as the president's home and the officers' mess for the Canadian Women's Army Corps during WW2. Currently it is home to the alumni office. The historic building is also a bed and breakfast facility open to the public.
The Lloydminster campus was officially opened in 1990. Previously the college used other buildings in different locations around the city for training. The initial campus building also included a residence village that housed workers building the Husky Heavy Oil Upgrader before it became a home away from home for college students.
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