academic functions of the building have been moved to modern buildings since the 19th century as the university has grown, but the University Hall retains its status as the formal main building. The building also houses a significant part of Uppsala University's extensive art collection and the Uppsala University Coin Cabinet. As the building is still in use by the university, some of the rooms are normally inaccessible to the general public. Formal receptions for guests of the rector magnificus, the Vice-Chancellor, are held in the Chancellor's room upstairs, and the adjoining suite of rooms is used by the four original faculties of Uppsala University, decorated with portraits of past professors and alumni of Uppsala University. It also contains a minor exhibit on the university's Nobel laureates. The Consistory, the governing body of the university, meets in an ornate board room on the entrance level, which is decorated with portraits of previous monarchs of Sweden from the Protestant reformation to the 20th century. Gallery See also Uppsala University Gustavianum Carolina Rediviva References Literature Heinemann, Thomas (1987). Universitetshuset i Uppsala 1887-1987 : en jubileumsbok. Uppsala, Almqvist & Wiksell International. Buildings and structures in Uppsala Listed buildings in Sweden Uppsala University Beaux-Arts architecture School buildings completed in 1887