Andrews Hall
Houses the History/Political Science, Psychology, Criminal Justice/Sociology, Social Work and Nursing Departments. Includes seven lecture classrooms and one laboratory.

Arts and Humanities Building
Houses the Art, Communication Arts, English, Music, Philosophy, and Theatre Departments. Includes one computer lab, one theatre lab, three music labs, five art labs and six lecture rooms. This building is also home to the Hugo Young Theatre for the Performing Arts, Coburn Art Gallery, the Writing Center and radio/TV studios.

Clayton Hall
Houses the Hotel/Restaurant Management program and includes one lecture room

Dwight Schar College of Education
The College of Education is located in Schar building along with the Reading Recovery Center.

Gill Center for Business and Economic Education
Houses the Graduate School and academic outreach programs.

John M. Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs
Located in the Library, the Center provides an academic forum for the study of the principles and practices of American constitutional government and politics.

Kettering Science Center
Houses the Biology, Toxicology, Environmental Science, Geology, Chemistry and Physics Departments. The building includes eight science laboratories, one computer lab and five lecture classrooms.

Library
Nine-story building housing the Universitys library holdings. In addition, AU is a member of OhioLINK, giving students borrowing access to more than 31 million library items statewide and full-text search access to over 90 research databases. The Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs, the coin and paper money collection in the Numismatic Center, International Student Services, and the Weltmer Instructional Program Center of the College of Education are located in the Library.

Miller Hall
Houses the Business Administration and Religion Departments as well as the Master of Business Administration offices. The building includes ten lecture classroom and two computer labs.

Patterson Instructional Technology Center
Houses the Mathematics/Computer Science and Foreign Languages Departments and the Center for English Studies. The building includes seven lecture rooms and a computer lab.

Phyllis Jacobson Kates Center for Family and Consumer Sciences
Includes two lecture classrooms as well as food and textile laboratories.

Recreation Center and Arthur L. and Maxine Sheets Rybolt Sport Sciences Center
Houses the Sport Sciences Department and the Athletics Offices, and includes four lecture classrooms in addition to three basketball courts, two racquetball courts, wrestling room and a natatorium.

Richard E. and Sandra J. Dauch College of Business and Economics
This state-of-the-art building houses Business Administration, Economics, and the MBA program. Includes the Burton D. Morgan Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, an executive education center, state-of-the-art trading room, computer labs, tiered lecture hall, and a product development lab.

Athletic Facilities
In addition to the Physical Education Center, include Conard Field House with banked track, tennis courts and batting cage; Wurster Fitness Center with free weights and nautilus equipment; Donges Field, baseball complex; Sarver Field, football practice and track facility; Community Stadium, a 5,400-seat football stadium and all-weather track; and the AU Soccer Complex.

Founders Hall
Houses the Office of Admission, Academic Advising, Registrar, Residence Life, Development Office, Public Relations, EagleCard Office, President Office, Provost Office, and Business Office.

Hawkins-Conard Student Center
Houses Student Activities, Student Affairs, Counseling, Career Development and Safety Services offices as well as the Student Health Center, a fitness center, bookstore, Eagles Nest snack bar, mailroom and several lounges.

John C. Myers Convocation Center
Housing the Universitys dining services in the Food Court and includes the Accent Room restaurant and conference facilities for 2,800 people.

Jack & Deb Miller Chapel 
Houses the Religious Life Office and Center for Religious Life and meeting space for student Christian organizations.

Redwood Hall
This building is used for special events including guest speakers and performers.

Student Residences
Include three AU two-bedroom apartment buildings for upperclass men and women; seven residence halls with sorority suites and honors floors; and fraternity houses.

Columbus Center
Houses the M.Ed., MBA, Bachelors Plus, Professional Development Services and Ashland Theological School programs in Columbus, Ohio. Includes three computer labs and 26 education/meeting rooms.

Elyria Program Center
Located at the Lorain County Community College in Elyria, Ohio. Includes classrooms, library, and media space for AUs undergraduate, Bachelors Plus, and Professional Development programs.

Massillon/Stark Center 
Provides facilities for the M.Ed., MBA, Bachelors Plus, and Professional Development programs in Massilon, Ohio. Includes six classrooms with wireless network systems.

Gerber Academic Center
Houses three academic classrooms, a computer lab, and the Smetzer Auditorium, used for larger seminary classes.

Roger Darling Memorial Library
Includes over 80,000 volumes and over 500 periodical publications. The librarys catalog is a joint computer catalog with Ashland University and includes all holdings of the AU Library, and AU Media Center in addition to the Seminary library.

Sandberg Leadership Center
Houses classrooms for the Doctor of Ministry program and other specialized seminars and conferences. The Smetzer Counseling Center, which occupies one wing of the center, contains offices and counseling labs.

Shultz Academic Center
Houses four academic classrooms, the seminary bookstore and, on the lower level, a student lounge.