173,484 gross square feet, about the size of three football fields A 92 8 limestone wall as the main campus identifier with back-lighted 5 uppercase aluminum letters and the University seal measuring 11 2 in diameter A 108 brick tower  A triangular skylight 15 wide at its base, approximately 14 high; and 168 long, or about half the length of a football field An atrium between the first and second floors that overlooks the Information Commons and has a ceiling height of 26; four laps around the atrium equals about one mile A 24 wide bridge spans the atrium on the 4th floor and serves as a reception area for the Center for Teaching, Learning and Faculty Development and FLITEs administrative offices 60 study rooms for private or group study, 10 seminar rooms, two multimedia labs, an adaptive technologies lab, a distance learning room, a darkroom, and a graphics studio 300 networked computers with Internet access and 1,200 installed computer jacks with 586 currently live Electronic databases, microfiche readers and printers, fax machines, color and black & white printing Capacity of 440,000 print materials Placement of art is underway; 52 prints from a collection donated by Canadian citizens have been framed; plans for a sculpture are being discussed; a 130 x 10 mural for the Extended Study Area has been commissioned.