the increasing demand for multilingual post-secondary education in Southern Ontario. The campus has also played host to several productions, namely American Psycho 2: All American Girl (2002) and The Time Traveler's Wife (2009), which were extensively filmed in and around Glendon. Often, students are incorporated into shooting when the campus is sealed off for the weekends. In 2011, the Canadian Language Museum was established to promote an appreciation of all the languages used in Canada and their role in the development of this nation. Buildings and abbreviations York Hall (YH) / Pavillon York: The main building, shaped like an 'h', divided into four sections (the main wing, and the "A", "B", and "C" wings). York Hall has two large lecture halls (one located in the Penthouse; the other in the Center of Excellence), and houses smaller classrooms; departmental and professors' offices; the bookstore; the Rejean Garneau laboratory; the circular senate chamber; the theatre; as well as the school's cafeteria and dining hall. The renovated expansion within "B" Wing—a space enclosed with full-size glass windows housing Glendon Recruitment and Liaison, the office of the student union, dedicated club space, the Salon Francophone, as well as a spacious social common area (to replace the former Salon Garigue lounge). The Centre of Excellence (COE) / Le Centre d'excellence: The latest extension to the existing "A" Wing of York Hall. The glass box building was designed by Montreal architect, Renée Daoust, and houses an amphitheatre, a studio, language labs, offices and additional commons space. Glendon Hall (GH) / Manoir Glendon: Originally the Italianate villa where the Edward R. Wood family resided (his brother Frank Porter Wood lived next door, where the Crescent School is now located). Today, it has two classrooms; an all-purpose room now known as the Bank of Montreal (BMO) Conference Centre; the CKRG campus radio station; the Career and Counselling Centre; Glendon's administrative faculty offices (including that of the principal); the Canadian Language Museum; the Glendon School of Public and International Affairs; as well as the Lunik Café — a student-run cooperative that opened in September 2011. It is known informally as "The Manor." Leslie Frost Library (FL) / Bibliothèque Leslie Frost: Opened in 1963, the library is named after Leslie Frost, the late Premier of Ontario and graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School. With a collection of over 300,000 items, the library features a computer lab, study rooms, and quiet