department offices, an on-campus Turkey Hill Creamery, video production studio, online radio station facility, and specially-designed spaces for Business Administration courses. The building is named after Charles F. Frey, former president of Turkey Hill. Teague Learning Commons Built in 2012, the Teague Learning Commons is home to the Charles and Gloria Jones Library The Commons also features Bennee's Bistro, writing center, 11 collaborative study spaces, and 3 new classroom spaces. The 43,000 square foot building utilizes environmentally-sustainable features, such as the use of natural daylight, high-efficiency lighting, and geothermal heating and cooling. The facility cost $12 million to construct and is named after the school's fifth president: Dr. Peter W. Teague. Horst Athletic Center The center for athletics at LBC, the Horst Athletic Center houses a gym and comprehensive fitness area. Good Shepherd Chapel Completed in 2001, the Good Shepherd Chapel hosts large events, concerts, and chapel services. The Chapel seats 1,600 people. Olewine Dining Commons The Dining Commons offers all-you-can-eat buffet meals for resident and commuter students. Miller Hall Centrally located on the campus, Miller Hall includes the Bookend Bookstore and a lounge for resident and commuter students alike. Dormitories On-campus housing includes Peterson Hall, East Hall, and Weber Hall. Greenbelt, Maryland In January 2013, Lancaster Bible College announced that it had acquired the academic programs of Washington Bible College and Capital Bible Seminary in Greenbelt, Maryland. Adult undergraduate, graduate, and seminary degree courses are offered at the Greenbelt site, which is about 30 minutes from Washington, D.C. and Alexandria, Virginia. The location features 11 classrooms, an on-site library, student lounge, cafe, and collaborative learning spaces. Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary and Graduate School now refers to this site as its Washington, DC location. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Philadelphia campus of LBC was first founded in 1971 as the Center for Urban Theological Studies (CUTS). In 2012, CUTS came under the umbrella of LBC | Capital. This campus is in the Glenwood section of north Philadelphia, and is located at Deliverance Evangelistic Church. Accelerated undergraduate and graduate courses are offered in six week modules. Boca Raton, Florida LBC | Capital partners with Spanish River Church in Boca Raton, Florida to provide in-person training for a Masters of Arts in Ministry program with a Church Planting concentration. Students take courses in a 6-week format, with 5 weeks of online classes combined with a two-day residency at the Boca Raton location.