Student Union…

The Charles W. Hunt College Union is the focal point for many College activities, including student government, leadership programs, Greek affairs, feature films and comedy shows, literary and musical performances, and current affairs programming including speakers and exhibits, as well as faculty functions and educational conferences. It has conference rooms, a snack bar, a multimedia coffee bar, computer lab, private dining room, club and student organization offices, the College store, the textbook department, and a convenience store. The Union's 900-seat ballroom is used for speakers, concerts, craft shows and special events.

Outdoor Resource Center…

The Outdoor Resource Center, located in Hulbert Hall, is the campus headquarters for the Outing Club and for a wide assortment of outdoor activities and wilderness programming. One of the busiest places on the campus is the Alumni Field House, which features three basketball courts, a dance studio, an elevated indoor track, a weight training and fitness center, and two racquetball courts. The Dewar Arena in the Field House hosts major academic, entertainment, and athletic events. In addition, the G. Hal Chase Physical Education Building contains a gymnasium, fitness center, handball/racquetball courts, and a swimming pool. Tennis and basketball courts, athletic fields, and a new lighted all-weather track and field are also available on campus for recreational and scheduled sports activities.

Academic Buildings …

Fitzelle Hall houses the Division of Education and Departments of Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics and Psychology. Schumacher Hall contains classrooms for the Division of Economics and Business and the Departments of History, English, Foreign Languages, Geography, Philosophy, Political Science, and Sociology. Two well-equipped Science Buildings provide laboratory, classroom, office, and research space for Biology, Earth Science, Chemistry, and Physics. The Human Ecology Building, extensively renovated in 2001-03, provides the department with laboratories, a CAD computer lab, Child Development Center, and special purpose rooms. The Center for Multicultural Experiences, located in Lee Hall, provides social, spiritual, and academic support to students of color and international students. Open to everyone at the College at Oneonta, the CME is the perfect place for meetings, discussions, receptions, or quiet study.