| Hint | Answer |
| Home of the College of Business and Public Administration; Career & Professional Development located on 2nd floor | |
| Suite-style living; largest housing facility on campus | |
| Home of the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences | |
| Law Library | |
| Home of the geology, physics, and chemistry department | |
| Indoor jogging track; racquetball courts; home of the basketball and volleyball team. Holds 7,000 fans; 5,800 square ft. weight room | |
| Largest first year hall | |
| 3rd first year hall | |
| Sculpture studioart department | |
| Recreational Facility; 6 lane 25m pool; free aerobic class; wellness program; open 100hr/week for student use with an i.d | |
| Located on 32nd & University; has a curriculum library | |
| Hold the Human Resources department and the International Center | |
| renovated in 2006; holds the biology, psychology, and environmental sciences. Holds Lecture halls and small study rooms, a great classroom to walk into on the 1st floor is open | |
| Has a comet named after it, has a ballroom, holds both first-years and sophomores | |
| 6 indoor courts and 6 outdoor courts | |
| Admissions Office, where all the fun happens | |
| Student Union; Pomerantz Stage; SLC; Student Life Offices; D-shoppe | |
| Softball Teams plays here | |
| 20 full-time campus security officers work here | |
| Has a practice pharmacy lab; has a skywalk that connects to cline | |
| First Building on campus; office of the Presidents, Dean of Students, Provost, Student Accounts and Records. Was the first permanent building on campus | |
| | Hint | Answer |
| Plaza between the Law School and FAC | |
| Has a basketball court; banked track; offices for the Athletic Coaches | |
| 54 squares of fun | |
| Anderson Gallery; Art, music, theater, and college of Arts and Sciences Deans offices, practice rooms on the 2nd floor | |
| Home of the Drake Relay; football; and occasional soccer games | |
| Buffet Style Dinning Facility | |
| Home of the religion, philosophy, and Honors Program | |
| Hasnt been working forever, blue glow | |
| Oldest Residence Hall; parallel to the painted streets | |
| Smallest First-Year Hall | |
| Army Office | |
| takes care of students when they are sick; patient care, emergency first aid and counseling center | |
| between Meredith and Hubbell, great place to hang out when its nice outside | |
| Where you can rent netbooks, an amazing coffee shop, schools main resource | |
| One of the Main Classroom Buildings, designed by Eero Saarinen. Home of SJMC | |
| Law School | |
| Off campus student housing built in 2007-2008 | |
| Name for all 4 first-year halls; roommates based on FYS; | |
| 4th First Year Hall | |
| Alumni Center | |
| 24/7 Graphic Design Lab; Office of Student Financial planning; IT help desk in the basement | |
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