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Formerly known as the Medical Center, the Health Sciences Campus refers to both the geographic and administrative home of the University’s clinical care and research complex. The campus comprises the…

Follow the guidelines in the Chicago Manual. (The manual’s hyphenation table includes examples of most uses of hyphens. A few general guidelines include: Nationality combinations: ethnicity combinations should be written without a…

Academic building located on the River Campus. Departments of Mathematics and Statistics; Office of Research and Project Administration.

Academic building located on the River Campus. Departments of Biology, Chemistry, and Earth and Environmental Sciences; a greenhouse complex. Also home to Hubbell Auditorium and Lander Auditorium.

Located on the River Campus. The building houses a 300-seat auditorium for lectures, meetings, films, and conferences.

Academic building located on the River Campus. Offices, classrooms, and laboratories of the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

Residence hall located on the River Campus.

Acceptable as a noun or adjective referring to people who trace their ancestry to Latin America, Spain, or Portugal. (Only refer to ethnic or racial distinctions when such references are…

A convenience store located on the first floor of Susan B. Anthony Halls.

Complex of residence halls located on the north end of the River Campus.

Home to the School of Nursing & Health Sciences. Located at the Health Sciences Campus.