to link the two buildings; it is named for its benefactor, Ferdinand B. Sowa '48, a local lawyer, Sowa mostly houses the science department offices. Moore Hall - The building was opened in 1947 as Antoninus Hall, and was home of the business department and several classrooms and labs. In 1988, it was remodeled and expanded to include three large lecture halls and several classrooms, all for use by the Development of Western Civilization Program. The remodeling was funded by the estate of Cornelius C. Moore, a Newport lawyer, and was named in his honor. Upon the completion of the Ruane Center for the Humanities, the Development of Western Civilization Program was moved out of Moore Hall. Accinno Hall - The school's main computer science building opened in 1992 and was named for benefactor John Accinno '46. It located on the west side of Huxley Avenue in a renovated former construction garage, originally part of the Good Shepherd property. The Feinstein Academic Center - Along with Saint Joseph's Hall, Saint Dominic Hall and what is now Accinno Hall, it is one of the buildings acquired from the Good Shepherd convent property in 1955. Originally named Stephen Hall for the Rev. Terrence Stephen McDermott, O.P., the Dominican Provincial from 1930–55, it was used as dormitories until 1993, when it was renovated and expanded. Reopened in the fall of 1994 and named for Alan Shawn Feinstein, the building now houses classrooms, offices and a small reception hall, and is located between Saint Joseph's and Aquinas Halls near the center of campus. Phillips Memorial Library - The school's primary library, it was opened in 1969, and has over 3,000,000 volumes. The Providence College Archives and Special Collections department is located in the Lower Level. The building is located along Eaton Street, between the science buildings and the residential quad, and was named by benefactor Mary (Phillips) Pritchard to honor her family. Saint Dominic Chapel - The school's main chapel, dedicated in 2001, and also the home of the school's Campus Ministry and Pastoral Service Organization. The site of the chapel is the former site of the War Memorial Grotto of Our Lady of the Rosary, a large grotto which was built in 1948 as a site for worship and a memorial to the seventy-nine alumni who died in World War II. It served for many years as the site of commencement exercises and