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La Maison Française (1956) Marked by a statue of Our Lady of the Assumption at its entrance, La Maison is centrally located above the University’s duck pond and is the first building seen on campus. It houses the President’s and Provost’s Offices, the Center for Continuing and Career Education, and the Office of Communications. The multi-purpose Salle Saint Jean-Baptiste Hall is used for small theatre productions, meetings, symposia, lectures, and dinners.
La Maison Française (1956) Marked by a statue of Our Lady of the Assumption at its entrance, La Maison is centrally located above the University’s duck pond and is the first building seen on campus. It houses the President’s and Provost’s Offices, the Center for Continuing and Career Education, and the Office of Communications. The multi-purpose Salle Saint Jean-Baptiste Hall is used for small theatre productions, meetings, symposia, lectures, and dinners.