practices at the Rhode Island Yacht Club and the Ultimate Disc team rotates their practice locations. Other buildings and facilities Dominic Hall - Dominic Hall, built circa 1850, was a part of the Good Shepherd property, like its neighbors, Saint Joseph's Hall and the Feinstein Academic Center. Since Father Smith became College President in 1994, it has been the home for the President of Providence College. It had previously been the Vice-President's house, but Father Smith decided to keep it his house upon promotion to President. Saint Thomas Aquinas Priory / Gragnani Dominican Center - Opened in 1984, the Priory is the modern home to most of the college's Dominican clergy. Located across the main drive from Harkins Hall and Albertus Magnus Hall, it was named for Saint Thomas Aquinas and Frank ('40) and Charlotte Gragnani, major benefactors of the college. Dominican Community Cemetery - Located just north of McVinney Hall, the cemetery is the final resting place of many of the school's former teachers and presidents. Additionally, there is a Power Plant located on upper campus (next to the Peterson Recreation Center), a Physical Plant located on the Lower Campus (in the far northeastern corner, behind Hunt-Cavanaugh Hall and the Ceramics Building), and the Security Office, located next to the Huxley Gate. Prior to the completion of the Concannon Center and the Friar Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex and its corresponding parking lot redesign, a small white house, known as the Thomas House, was located next to the cemetery, near where the intersection of Annie Street and Wardlaw Avenue would have been. This house was long used as the host building for the commencement speaker. Another house, the Antoninus House, is located across Eaton Street from Cunningham Hall. It is owned by the college and used for alumni events and other purposes. References External links Providence College campus buildings Providence College Providence College Providence College