The following is a list of buildings at the Catholic University of America. As with most college campuses, classes of many different fields are taught in most of the buildings; the list of buildings below is not meant to be exhaustive, but is the primary building for those courses. South Campus Buildings Conaty Hall - Demolished March 2011 (property redeveloped as part of Monroe Street Market) Saint Bonaventure Hall - Demolished December 2007 (property redeveloped as part of Monroe Street Market) Spalding Hall - Demolished March 2011 (property redeveloped as part of Monroe Street Market) Spellman Hall - Demolished March 2011 (property redeveloped as part of Monroe Street Market) Theological College - University Seminary Central Campus Buildings Caldwell Hall (originally known as Divinity Hall)- This was the original building of the university, built in 1888. Caldwell Hall currently serves as the location of the School of Canon Law, the School of Theology and Religious Studies, and the offices of the University Chaplain and Campus Ministry. Caldwell Hall also has housing for graduate and undergraduate students. Elizabeth Ann Seton Wing of Caldwell Hall is the mixed housing wing for undergraduate and graduate women. The House is housing for Campus Ministry student ministers. Centennial Village is housing for undergraduates, and contains the following houses: Camalier House Engelhard House McDonald House (Upperclassmen Residential College) Quinn House Reardon House Unanue House (Freshmen Residential College) Walton House Columbus School of Law Edward M. Crough Center for Architectural Studies (School of Architecture and Planning); originally Brookland Gymnasium. Gibbons Hall contains the Center for the Study of Culture and Values, the Intensive English Program, classrooms, and housing for undergraduates. Gowan Hall is the main building of the School of Nursing. Hannan Hall is the location of the Department of Physics, the Vitreous State Laboratory, and Herzfeld Auditorium. Gilbert V. Hartke Theatre includes Callan Theatre, the Lab Theatre, and the offices of the Department of Drama. Leahy Hall - Originally built for the Columbus School of Law, Leahy Hall is the chief administrative building of the university, with offices for the departments of Public Safety, Human Resources, Finance and Budget, CUA Press, and the Office of the General Counsel. Maloney Hall once housed the Department of Chemistry. It is currently the home of the Busch School of Business and Economics. McCort-Ward Hall houses classrooms and offices for the Department of Biology and the School of Nursing. McGivney Hall