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Academic Facilities

At Villanova, you'll be surrounded by the facilities and resources you need to support and enhance your education. For example:

  • Falvey Memorial Library: a vast collection of print, electronic and media resources and a staff dedicated to helping you use them. (There's even a library coffee shop, where you can enjoy a cappuccino and a snack.)
  • Information Technology: All residence hall rooms have high-speed network connections, allowing you access to the Internet or to any server on campus. Multimedia labs enable faculty and students to integrate voice, data and video presentations into the classroom experience.
  • Academic support resources such as the Writing Center, the Mathematics Learning and Resource Center, the Office of Learning Support Services, and the Study Skills Program help you achieve your highest level of academic success.

Over the past 11 years, Villanova has made over $212 million in capital improvements to its campus. At Villanova, you'll be surrounded by the facilities and resources you need to support and enhance your education. For example,

  • Two buildings, Bartley Hall and the Mendel Science Center, have recently undergone major expansion and enhancement. The $25-million project in Bartley Hall, which houses the Villanova School of Business, added state-of-the-art classrooms and faculty offices. The $35-million project in the Mendel Science Center modernized all Villanova's science facilities.
     
  • The $20-million Center for Engineering Education and Research, which opened in 1998, provided modern engineering laboratories to meet the demands of emerging technologies.
     
  • Information Technology: Villanova recently completed a $10-million project to enhance the University's computer infrastructure. Students have 24-hour-a-day access to computing and information resources and tools. All residence hall rooms have high-speed network connections, allowing you access to the Internet or to any server on campus. Public computer labs are located throughout the campus, and most of the colleges also have specialized labs. Multimedia labs enable faculty and students to integrate voice, data and video presentations into the classroom experience.
     
  • Academic support resources such as Tolentine Hall and St. Mary's Hall help you achieve your highest level of academic success.
     
  • A $14-million Health and Wellness Center opened in 2002.