The remnants of the stadium's bleachers can be found in the sloped areas surrounding the lawn. Magner House was demolished in fall 2019 to make way for a new dining hall. Visitors Information Center (formerly a bank) was demolished in Spring 2008. North Campus Buildings Aquinas Hall (formerly Life Cycle Institute) contains the main offices and classrooms of the School of Philosophy. Aquinas Hall also houses the departments of Mathematics and Sociology, and the University Archives. Curley Hall is the main priests' residence of the university. It sits on land once used as Edward L. Killion Field, an athletic field named in honor of an alumnus who died in World War I. Raymond A. DuFour Athletic Center has a pool, gym, playing fields, and fitness center. The DuFour Center is the university's main intercollegiate athletics facility, and is the location of Cardinal Stadium. Grounds Maintenance Complex Flather Hall is housing for undergraduate students. Eugene I. Kane Student Health and Fitness Center holds the university's infirmary and student gymnasium. Marist Hall formerly contained offices and classrooms for the Departments of Anthropology, English, History, Media Studies, Politics, and Sociology, as well as the Center for Medieval and Byzantine Studies. Marist Hall also housed the Office of Marketing and Communications. The building was closed in 2016 over safety concerns and structural issues connected to the building's shifting foundation. Marist Hall Annex is the location of University Facilities Management and the Office of Ethics and Compliance, as well as the Department of English and Department of History. Millennium Hall (North and South) holds apartments and suites for juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Nugent Hall is the office and private residence of the University President. O'Boyle Hall contains the Counseling Center and offices of the Departments of Education and Psychology. Opus Hall is a 7-story residence hall. Regan Hall houses students from the University Honors program. Ryan Hall is housing for undergraduate students. University Chapel of St. Vincent de Paul is the main chapel for Catholic Masses and periodic music recitals. Buildings Adjacent to Campus The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, the largest Catholic church in the United States and North America, one of the ten largest churches in the world, and the tallest habitable building in Washington, D.C., was built on land donated by The Catholic University of America in 1913. The Dominican House of Studies is located directly across