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This 10-story building, located east of Swan Street, is connected to the Main Building by enclosed walkways on its second, third, and fourth floors.

]]> 43.157555-77.601143Eastman School of Music

As the Eastman School of Music has grown, the Main Building has remained the focal point of the School, and still contains most of the performing faculty's studios.

]]> 43.15923687386645-77.60086772877503Eastman Student Living Center

The Student Living Center is a four-story quadrangle and 16-story tower surrounding a landscaped inner courtyard.

]]> 43.157562-77.601868Miller Center

The top three floors of the Miller Center house the Sibley Music Library. The curved portion of the building houses four upper floors of office space, including Eastman's Office of the Dean, and other administrative offices. The first floor holds the Eastman School Bookstore, Offices of Admissions, Registrar, Financial Aid, and the Institute for Music Leadership, as well as restaurants and shops.

]]> 43.15797-77.601059Eastman Theatre

The Eastman Theatre is Rochester's preeminent performance space and home to the Eastman School ensembles, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and other community performances.

]]> 43.158158-77.600995Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre

60 Gibbs St.
Rochester, NY 14604

Web Site

]]> 43.1576-77.601Kilbourn Hall

Kilbourn Hall serves as the primary location for faculty, student, and guest artist recitals, chamber music and jazz performances, and opera productions.

]]> 43.1577-77.6011Howard Hanson Hall

Howard Hanson Hall is in constant use for solo and chamber ensemble recitals by Eastman students.

]]> 43.1575-77.6013Schmitt Organ Recital Hall

Schmitt Organ Recital Hall houses Eastman's premier recital organ, used by students and faculty for rehearsals and performances.

]]> 43.156179-77.600684Christ Church

141 East Ave.
Rochester, NY 14604

]]> 43.15399-77.605071First Universalist Church

150 South Clinton Ave.
Rochester, NY 14604

]]> 43.1577-77.6018Max of Eastman Place

25 Gibbs St.
Rochester, NY 14604

Web Site

]]> 43.159134-77.600834Eastman Dining Center

The Eastman Dining Center is located in the Student Living Center.

]]> 43.157362-77.601868Sibley Music Library

The Sibley Music Library, located in the Miller Center, is the largest and most comprehensive academic music library in North America and third largest among United States music collections overall.

]]> 43.15911-77.601006Orchestra Pit Snack Bar

The Orchestra Pit Snack Bar is located in the Student Living Center.

]]> 43.15797-77.601059Backstage Coffee House

The Backstage Coffee House is located on the bottom floor of Eastman Theatre.

]]> 43.12088-77.6274Saunders Research Building

The Saunders Research Building is home to the Clinical and Translational Science Institute, one of 60 nationwide centers dedicated to producing innovative technology and methods that more efficiently and more quickly advance treatments to patients and communities.

]]> 43.123978-77.622398Eastman Dental Center

The Eastman Dental Center coordinates and manages dentistry for the University of Rochester's academic and clinical efforts. Its oral health clinical efforts include the oral health diagnostic and treatment services of the University of Rochester Medical Center.

]]> 43.12200-77.6288Ernest J. Del Monte Neuromedicine Institute

The Ernest J. Del Monte Neuromedicine Institute serves as an umbrella for a host research centers and growing clinical care programs throughout the Medical Center and River Campus, focused on four areas: Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, spinal cord and brain injuries, and brain tumors.

]]> 43.122684-77.623611Hospital Lobby

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]]> 43.123665-77.624168Emergency

The Frank and Caroline Gannett Emergency Center is the region's largest and most modern emergency facility.

]]> 43.122066-77.622Wilmot Cancer Center

The Wilmot Cancer Center is devoted to cancer research. The new bench space enhances collaboration and the effort to push discoveries faster from the laboratory to the marketplace.

]]> 43.123093-77.626755School of Medicine and Dentistry

The University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry integrates cutting-edge, evidence-based medical science and the relationship-centered art of clinical medical practice throughout all four years of medical school for its students.

]]> 43.12262-77.6285Arthur Kornberg Medical Research Building

The Arthur Kornberg Medical Research Building houses the Medical Center's research institute, the Aab Institute of Biomedical Sciences. The Institute is the centerpiece of a plan to dramatically expand the medical research program at the University.

]]> 43.121063-77.626099School of Nursing (Helen Wood Hall)

The School of Nursing, housed in Helen Wood Hall, offers a variety of degrees and education options to its nursing students.

]]> 43.120228-77.626007Children's School at URMC

Children's Creative Learning Centers operates the Children's School at URMC, the University's on-site day care center for URMC employees only. It is accredited by the National Academy for the Education of Young Children.

]]> 43.124149-77.626984Medical Center Annex

The Medical Center Annex is located on a path between the Medical Center and the River Campus. It houses the Rochester Center for Brain Imaging.

]]> 43.122974-77.62418House of Six Nations Cafeteria

Located in Strong Memorial Hospital, the House of Six Nationals offers a full-menu dining service.

]]> 43.122089-77.62653Courtyard Cafe

Located in the Medical Center, the Courtyard Café offers a light-fare menu.

]]> 43.12263-77.627158MRB Cafe

Located outside the Sarah Flaum Atrium near the Class of '62 Auditorium in the Medical Center, the MRB Café offers a deli-style menu. It's located in the North Corridor outside the Sarah Flaum Atrium, near the Class of '62 Auditorium.

]]> 43.12309-77.6245Strong Memorial Hospital

Strong Memorial Hospital is consistently ranked as one of "America's Best Hospitals" in U.S. News & World Report magazine's annual survey.

The Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong is a 124-bed children's hospital that serves as the referral center for upstate New York, surrounding states and Canada.

]]> 43.12255-77.6230Ambulatory Care

The Ambulatory Care Facility provides many outpatient services.

]]> 43.158838-77.589316Center For Community Health

46 Prince Street
Rochester, NY
585-224-3050
E-mail: centerforcommunityhealth@urmc.rochester.edu

]]> 43.122301667561-77.626222650593Miner Library

The Edward G. Miner Library is an academic health sciences library serving the University of Rochester Medical Center, including the Eastman Dental Center, School of Medicine and Dentistry, School of Nursing, Strong Memorial Hospital, and University Medical Faculty Group.

]]> 43.157368-77.587433Cutler Union

The historic Cutler Union houses the Charlotte Whitney Allen Library and Teacher Resource Center; the magnificent M&T Bank Ballroom, replete with fine oak paneling, colorful stained glass windows, a richly detailed valted ceiling, and ornate stage area; the elegant Bausch & Lomb Parlor; and the more intimate Lynne Lovejoy Parlor.

]]> 43.15746191729739-77.58824373016364Max at the Gallery

Enjoy event catering and lunch from the newest member of the Rochester family of fine dining establishments that includes Max Chophouse, Max Market, and Max of Eastman Place. Lunch is available Tuesday through Saturday. An a la carte brunch is served on Sunday. Max at the Gallery caters private parties and corporate events at MAG for groups in need of a table, a private room, or the entire restaurant.

]]> 43.157703-77.58844Memorial Art Gallery

The Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, opened in 1913, houses one of the finest permanent collections of art in New York State with over 11,000 pieces representing more than 5,000 years of art history. It is a community art museum as well as a university-affiliated gallery. MAG offers a year-round schedule of exhibitions, lectures, concerts, tours, and family activities.

The 6,000-square-foot Vanden Brul Pavilion offers a warm and inviting space for receptions and galas.

The Fountain Court is home to the Eastman School of Music's antique pipe organ rescued from a Florence, Italy antique gallery.

]]> 43.123447-77.619225Mt. Hope Professional Building

1351 Mt. Hope Ave., Suite 100
Rochester, NY 14620

]]> 43.1366-77.615082685 Mt. Hope

Environmental Health & Safety Department

685 Mt. Hope Ave
Rochester, NY 14620

]]> 43.136562-77.613472692 Mt. Hope

Patrick Barry House

692 Mt. Hope Ave.
Rochester, NY 14620

]]> 43.13699-77.613899668 Mt. Hope

University of Rochester Press

668 Mt. Hope Ave.
Rochester, NY 14620

Web Site

]]> 43.137737-77.613968630 Mt. Hope

Witmer House

630 Mt. Hope Ave.
Rochester, NY 14620

]]> 43.138439-77.614067590 Mt. Hope

Office of Trusts and Estates

590 Mt. Hope Ave.
Rochester, NY 14620

Web Site

]]> 43.138783-77.614975575 Mt. Hope

Conference and Events

575 Mt. Hope Ave.
Rochester, NY 14620

Web Site

]]> 43.12849-77.628334Rush Rhees Library

The main library on the River Campus, Rush Rhees Library, holds about 2.5 million volumes, other media, and special-interest collections. Gleason Library, open 24/7 when classes are in session, offers media centers, a theater, workstations, a group study area, and quiet spaces. Also within Rush Rhees are the Art and Music Library; Business & Government Information Library; Koller-Collins Center for English Studies; Multimedia Center; Newspaper and Microform Center; Rare Books, Special Collections & Preservation; and Rossell Hope Robbins Library. The Hopeman Carillon in the tower, containing fifty bells imported from Holland, is the largest musical instrument in the city.

]]> 43.1276734547468-77.62811897236634Meliora Hall

Meliora Hall houses the Center for Visual Science, the departments of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and Clinical and Social Sciences in Psychology, the Bursar's office, the Career Center, and the Copy Center.

]]> 43.127144-77.628319Harkness Hall

Harkness Hall houses the departments of economics, and political science, the W. Allen Wallis Institute of Political Science, and the Skalny Center for Polish and European Studies.

]]> 43.127384-77.630135Dewey Hall

Dewey Hall houses the William E. Simon School of Graduate Business Administration, the Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development, and the Center for Entrepreneurship.

]]> 43.126743-77.629074Gavett Hall

Gavett Hall houses units of the Edmund A. Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, including chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, optics, and biomedical engineering.

]]> 43.126289-77.629044Taylor Hall

The main occupants of Taylor Hall are the University's new machine shop and the Center for Electronic Imaging Systems (CEIS).

]]> 43.127407-77.629547Hoyt Hall

Hoyt Hall has a 300-seat auditorium that hosts lectures and demonstrations and is also a favorite location for movies presented by the college's cinema group.

]]> 43.127682-77.629189Bausch & Lomb Hall

Today, the building houses the Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Physics-Optics-Astronomy Library. Bausch & Lomb Hall was named after the founders of the Bausch & Lomb Optical Company, John J. Bausch and Henry C. Lomb.

]]> 43.127014-77.629845Carol G. Simon Hall

Carol G. Simon Hall houses the Simon School's administration, faculty, and Ph.D. students. It is linked to Schlegel and Gleason halls by the Florescue von Manstein Plaza.

]]> 43.127155-77.630997Schlegel Hall

Built in 1991, Schlegel Hall supports the William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration with numerous lecture halls, seminar rooms, offices, and the Eisenberg Rotunda, an elegant venue for receptions, media announcements, and the like.

]]> 43.126766-77.630722Gleason Hall

Completed in 2001, Gleason Hall supports the Simon Graduate School of Business Administration with 38,000 square feet of classrooms, study rooms, and a Career Management Center with dedicated interview rooms.

]]> 43.126469-77.629967Hopeman Engineering Building

The Hopeman Engineering Building currently houses offices, laboratories, and classrooms for the mechanical and electrical and computer engineering departments and the Material Sciences program.

]]> 43.126381-77.631157Wallis Hall

Wallis Hall faces the Genesee River across Wilson Boulevard. The building houses the admissions and financial aid offices, University administration, public relations, and human resources offices.

]]> 43.125546-77.630264Hylan Building

The Hylan Building was built in 1971 with a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and support from the National Science Foundation. The facility has offices for the mathematics department and statistics program.

]]> 43.125286-77.630714Hutchison Hall

The primary science building for River Campus houses the chemistry, biology, and Earth and environmental sciences departments, as well as two of the largest lecture halls on River Campus, Hubbell and Lander auditoriums.

]]> 43.125004-77.629974Computer Studies Building

The Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science have classrooms, laboratories, and offices in this building, which also houses the Carlson Science and Engineering Library. Carlson Library supports the information needs of faculty, researchers, and students in biology, chemistry, computer science, earth and environmental sciences, engineering, and mathematical sciences.

]]> 43.125748-77.629135Wilmot Building

The Institute of Optics occupies the Wilmot Building, constructed with support from NASA.

]]> 43.125999-77.628784New York State Center for Advanced Technology

The New York State Center for Advanced Technology serves as an annex to the Wilmot Building and offers lab support for the Institute of Optics.

]]> 43.127026-77.632362Interfaith Chapel

The Interfaith Chapel serves as a place for worship, meditation, and quiet study, for community service, service-learning, and discussion of social justice issues.

]]> 43.127785-77.631424Strong Auditorium

In Strong Auditorium, there is a 1000-seat upper Auditorium space, a 400-seat lecture hall in the lower Auditorium, and music practice rooms.

]]> 43.128193-77.631821Todd Union

Todd Union is home to the campus post office and bank as well as the International Theater Program. WRUR, the University's own radio station, and the Department of Music are also located in the building.

]]> 43.128113-77.630638Lattimore Hall

Lattimore Hall houses the offices of the Dean of the College, Dean of the Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, College Center for Advising Services, Center for Study Abroad and Interdepartmental Programs , Registrar, Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender and Women's Studies, and the departments of American Sign Language, anthropology, modern languages and cultures, dance, linguistics, and philosophy.

]]> 43.128418-77.629692Morey Hall

Morey Hall houses the Frederick Douglass Institute for African and African-American Studies, Minority Student Affairs, Higher Education Opportunity Program, International Services Office, departments of art and art history and English, a Navy branch of the ROTC, and an amphitheater classroom.

]]> 43.128937-77.629684Wilson Commons

Located at the heart of the campus, Wilson Commons is the student union between the academic and residential sectors of the campus. It houses the Students Activites Office, Students Association Office, the Hartnett Gallery, an information center, student lounges, and conference rooms. Dining services include the Pit and Starbucks. There is also a hair and tanning salon.

]]> 43.129021-77.62886Frederick Douglass Building

The Frederick Douglass Building currently supports a large student dining facility, the campus convenience store, the campus bookstore, and “The Meliora,” a student and faculty club restaurant.

]]> 43.130619-77.626869Spurrier Hall

Constructed in 1995, Spurrier Hall first housed women's athletics programs, complete with its own pool. Today, the facility is home to the University Progam of Movement and Dance and practice rooms for the music department. Extracurricular groups use the gymnasium for practices.

]]> 43.130375-77.629684Robert B. Goergen Athletic Center

The River Campus physical education complex was renovated in 2000 and dedicated as the Robert B. Goergen Athletic Center. The 300,000-square-foot center includes the Hajim Alumni Gynmasium, Zornow Center, Field House, and Palestra.

]]> 43.130753-77.629028Fauver Stadium

Fauver Stadium has seating for 5,000 spectators and a lighted playing field surrounded by a 400-meter running track. Along with locker rooms, the building houses meeting rooms and the River Campus Parking Office.

]]> 43.129601-77.630615Crosby Hall

Crosby Hall is one of the original residence halls on the River Campus and is an anchor of the Residence Quadrangle. Crosby provides special-interest housing for the InterClass Living Community.

]]> 43.130157-77.630775Hoeing Hall

Hoeing Hall is a 170-student freshman residence hall on the Residence Quad. There are floor lounges, kitchenettes, a seminar room, study areas, and large laundry/vending areas.

]]> 43.130688-77.631157Gilbert Hall

Gilbert Hall is the largest residence hall on the Residence Quad with approximately 300 freshmen. Gilbert has a large programming area, kitchens, a connected outdoor patio area, study rooms, laundry rooms, a seminar room, and vending machines.

]]> 43.130299-77.632225Tiernan Hall

Tiernan Hall is a 170-student freshmen residence hall on the Residence Quad. There are floor lounges, kitchenettes, study areas, and large laundry/vending areas.

]]> 43.129772-77.631874Lovejoy Hall

Lovejoy Hall residence hall on the Residence Quadrangle is available for committed nonsmokers.

]]> 43.129295-77.631332Burton Hall

Burton Hall is one of the original residence halls on the River Campus and is an anchor of the Residence Quadrangle.

]]> 43.130165-77.626434Danforth Dining Center

Danforth Dining Center is an all-you-can-eat dining center in the Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls. It is open seven days a week during the academic year, with continuous service Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.

]]> 43.131119-77.62561Sage Art Center

Sage Art Center houses art studios for the Department of Art and Art History, including a photography lab, wood shop, metal shop, digital sound editing suite, and a plaster and clay working area. The AS IS Gallery presents an ongoing exhibition of student work.

]]> 43.13134-77.623497University Security Center

This building houses University Security Services, as well as a vehicle maintenance shop, a wood shop, a machine shop, and materials management supplies.

]]> 43.129898-77.626251Susan B. Anthony Halls: Hollister Wing

Susan B. Anthony Halls are freshmen residence halls that are coed either by corridor or by random room. It has a rooftop solarium and lounges with kitchenettes on each floor.

]]> 43.129608-77.626488Susan B. Anthony Halls: Morgan Wing

Susan B. Anthony Halls are freshmen residence halls that are coed either by corridor or by random room. It has a rooftop solarium and lounges with kitchenettes on each floor.

]]> 43.130123-77.626801Susan B. Anthony Halls: Gannett Wing

Susan B. Anthony Halls are freshmen residence halls that are coed either by corridor or by random room. It has a rooftop solarium and lounges with kitchenettes on each floor.

]]> 43.129826-77.627037Susan B. Anthony Halls: Gates Wing

Susan B. Anthony Halls are freshmen residence halls that are coed either by corridor or by random room. It has a rooftop solarium and lounges with kitchenettes on each floor.

]]> 43.131496-77.626045Anderson Tower

Anderson Tower is a residence hall for upperclassmen. The building houses approximately 260 students in suite-style rooms. The current special-interest housing options in Anderson Tower are WRUR, the Computer Interest Floor, and the International Living Center.

]]> 43.131348-77.625198Wilder Tower

Wilder Tower is a residence hall for upperclassmen. The building houses approximately 260 students in suite-style rooms. The Music Interest Floor offers special-interest housing in Wilder Tower. Greek housing includes Kappa Delta Sorority, Sigma Delta Tau Sorority, and Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity.

]]> Slater Hall

Slater Hall is one of the six buildings in Hill Court that offer suite-style living to upperclassmen. The buildings are interconnected by a tunnel system.

]]> 43.12534-77.629341Robert B. Goergen Hall

Dedicated in 2007 and designed to be eco-friendly and energy-smart, Goergen Hall has extensive research facilities, teaching laboratories, high-tech demonstration areas, lecture halls, and gathering spaces for collaboration between the Department of Biomedical Engineering and the Institute of Optics. The building features Sloan Auditorium, a 150-seat lecture hall with extensive video, audio, and networking capabilities, and the centerpiece Munnerlyn Atrium.

]]> 43.130306-77.623657 43.130203-77.623215Munro Hall

Munro Hall is one of the six buildings in Hill Court that offer suite-style living to upperclassmen. The buildings are interconnected by a tunnel system. Munro Hall also houses Greek living for Alpha Phi Sorority and Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity.

]]> 43.130486-77.622986Kendrick Hall

Kendrick Hall is one of the six buildings in Hill Court that offers suite-style living to upperclassmen. The buildings are interconnected by a tunnel system. Kendrick Hall also houses Greek living for Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority and offers special-interest housing to the Film Interest Floor.

]]> 43.130894-77.623077Gale House

Gale House is one of the six buildings in Hill Court that offer suite-style living to upperclassmen. The buildings are interconnected by a tunnel system. Gale House also houses Greek living for Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity.

]]> 43.131035-77.622665Fairchild Hall

Fairchild Hall is one of the six buildings in Hill Court that offer suite-style living to upperclassmen. The buildings are interconnected by a tunnel system. Fairchild Hall also houses Greek living for Delta Gamma Sorority and Gamma Phi Beta Sorority.

]]> 43.131023-77.622154Chambers Hall

Chambers Hall is one of the six buildings in Hill Court that offer suite-style living to upperclassmen. The buildings are interconnected by a tunnel system.

]]> 43.123837-77.628593Central Utilities Plant]]> 43.113098-77.631302Center for Optoelectronics & Imaging

240 East River Rd.
Rochester, NY 14623

Web site

]]> 43.130305-77.629604Alexander Palestra

The Louis Alexander Palestra is home to Yellowjacket basketball and volleyball in addition to serving as a venue for University concerts and special events.

]]> 43.128799-77.629671The Commons

The Pit is the dining center on the ground floor in Wilson Commons, serving a variety of foods for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks.

]]> 43.128969-77.629652Starbucks

Starbucks opened on campus in 2007. Located on the third floor of Wilson Commons, it serves freshly brewed coffee beverages and Tazo teas as well as breads, cookies, muffins, and desserts.

]]> 43.128793-77.62807Connections

Connections, conveniently located in Rush Rhees Library, is a sustainable cafe that sells only New York-grown and New York-made foods and beverages.

]]> 43.128895-77.628735The Meliora Restaurant

Located in the Frederick Douglass Building, the Meliora Restaurant offers an upscale and sophisticated fine dining experience, featuring a seasonal ala carte menu, private dining rooms, and catering services.

]]> 43.130124-77.62646Danforth Dining Center

Danforth Dining Center is an all-you-can-eat dining center in the Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served seven days a week.

]]> 43.118284-77.631503Southside Market

Located on the ground floor of de Kiewiet Tower, the Southside Market is stocked with grocery and convenience options, including fresh and frozen foods.

]]> 43.125242-77.629432Pura Vida

Pura Vida is located in the lobby of the Robert B. Goergen Hall for Biomedical Engineering and Optics. It specializes in serving only 100 percent organic, Fair Trade, shade-grown coffee. A variety of pastries, sandwiches, and salads are available.

]]> 43.126914-77.630816Simon Cart

The Simon Cart on the ground floor of Schlegel Hall offers expresso, cappucino, sushi, sandwiches, soup, salads, and baked goods.

]]> 43.129838-77.626686Hillside Cafe

Hillside Café in Susan B. Anthony Halls has early-morning through late-night hours during the school year for convenient meals and snacks.

]]> 43.133103-77.618891North Field

North Field, which provides a natural grass surface for varsity practice, is adjacent to the Hill Court Residence Halls.

]]> 43.118753-77.632141GLC Field Complex

The Graduate Living Center (GLC) Field Complex has a varsity practice field, a varsity softball field, a lighted recreational field, and a state-of-the-art throwing area for track and field events.

]]> 43.132355-77.619685Lyman Tennis Center

The Peter Lyman Tennis Center provides six lighted, outdoor tennis courts adjacent to Hill Court Residence Halls. This facility is used for intercollegiate competition and everyday recreational use.

]]> 43.129255877851-77.626883983612University Health Service

Built in 2008, the University Health Service (UHS) provides a full range of confidential, high-quality primary health care services for full-time students and other members of the University community.

]]> 43.1249-77.6303Carlson Library

The Carlson Science and Engineering Library offers resources for biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, Earth science, and math students.

]]> 43.133124-77.630961Riverview Apartments

A five-building, 120-unit complex on South Plymouth Avenue across the Genesee River from River Campus, the Riverview Apartments serve as a residence hall for upperclassmen. Finished in 2008, they offer amenities such as air conditioning and separate living rooms and kitchens.

]]> 43.129036636137-77.632355690002Fraternity Quad

The nine Greek-style houses were initially home to fraternities exclusively, but today house a mix of fraternities and other organized living groups uniquely suited for this type and style of living opportunity.

]]> 43.13175-77.62605O'Brien Hall

This residence hall opened in fall of 2012. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors live in O’Brien Hall in a combination of singles, doubles, and adjoining doubles. The construction of O’Brien Hall is targeted to meet LEED gold certification standards—a first for the River Campus—to reduce negative environmental impacts and improve energy performance.

]]> 43.117847-77.631569Valentine Tower

Valentine Tower is a 10- to 15-minute walk from the River Campus. The two or three-bedroom apartments in Valentine Tower are furnished, including a bathroom and kitchen.

]]> 43.118496-77.631454de Kiewiet Tower

deKiewiet Tower is a 10- to 15-minute walk from the River Campus. The two- or three-bedroom apartments in deKiewiet Tower are furnished, and include a bathroom and kitchen.

]]> 43.114754-77.633034University Facilities and Services Building

271 East River Rd.
Rochester, NY 14623

]]> 43.112724-77.635948Alumni and Advancement Center

300 East River Rd.
Rochester, NY 14623

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