English department, Foreign Language departments. Greene Chapel: School's official chapel, venue for annual Candlelight Carol service. I.T.: Information technology offices Mills Center: Cabe Theater, Economics and Business department, Education department, History department, Politics and International Relations department, Sociology and Anthropology department. Bertie Wilson Murphy Building: Hendrix-Murphy Foundation. Physical Plant: (Originally built as short-term housing and called "East Hall") Public Safety: Mainly deals with security and parking issues. Staples Auditorium: Large auditorium, also houses Greene Chapel. Trieschmann Building: Music department, Dance studio, Reves Recital Hall, and Trieschmann gallery. Student Life and Technology Center: Office of Student Affairs, Social Committee, Master Calendar, cafeteria, the Burrow (student deli), Oathout Technology Center (computer lab), IT Help Desk, Odyssey, and Career Services. It also contains all student activities and organization offices, the KHDX radio station, the Religious Life Suite, Residence Life offices and the post office. Residence halls Apartments on Clifton Street Couch Hall: Co-ed residence hall named after Arkansas entrepreneur Harvey Couch. The Hendrix Corner Apartments: Apartments at the intersection of Front Street and Mill Street. (also called the Mill Street Apartments) Front Street Apartments: Apartments at the intersection of Front Street and Spruce Street. Galloway Hall: Female residence hall (NRHP) named to honor Bishop Charles Betts Galloway and listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places Hardin Hall: Male residence hall whose namesake, G.C. Hardin, was a 1905 graduate. Huntington Apartments: College-owned apartments on Clifton Street. Martin Hall: Male residence hall (NRHP) named in honor of Conway civic leader Capt. W. W. Martin, who worked to bring Hendrix to Conway The Houses: Four co-ed residence houses: Cook, Dickinson, McCreight, and Browne. Brown House and Stella Boyle Smith House (commonly Smith House): Two co-ed residential houses close to The Houses. Language House: Single-language themed co-ed house. Rotates annually among French, German, and Spanish. Raney Hall: Female residence hall named in 1960 for Alton B. Raney, a former trustee of the college. Veasey Hall: Female residence hall named to honor former trustee Ruth Veasey. The Market Square Three mixed-use buildings with commercial space on the ground floors and student apartments on the upper floors, part of the Village at Hendrix, a New Urban-style housing development project. Miller Creative Quad co-ed dormitory on the second and third floors above the Windgate Museum of Art Recreational buildings Wellness and Athletics Center''': Houses the Physical Education department, basketball courts, a swimming pool, a free weights room, lacrosse