(1936, ), formerly the Dr. Albert F. Hunt Junior High School, is on School St. It houses the parking clerk and student ID services in the basement and classrooms on the upper floors. Clifford House (1925) (), a former home near the Alumni Center and Maxwell Library, houses the Political Science Department. Dr. Edward W. Minnock Institute for Global Engagement (1990, ), a former home and formerly the Davis Alumni Center. Now houses the Minnock Institute for Global Engagement. Christian Fellowship Services Building, on Shaw Road, is another former house. Clement C. Maxwell Library (1971, ) is a four-story cement-and-brick structure located on Shaw Road with secondary entrances on Park Ave. It is named for former college president Clement C. Maxwell. The facility has over 300,000 volumes, an assorted collection of music and videos, and many classrooms. The third floor Special Collections area features a small museum and specialized collection on Abraham Lincoln. A Starbucks kiosk is located on the ground floor by the IT Support Services office. The Adrian Rondileau Student Union (1970, ) was built on the site of Boyden Park on Park Street. It was known as the Student Union until the retirement of then-president Adrian Rondileau, where it was renamed to The Adrian Rondileau Campus Center until the 2019-2020 Academic Year. The center contains ballrooms and conference rooms, a cafeteria, an open-access computer lab, and a small dining room, and also houses offices for the Center for Multicultural and International Affairs, the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership, the Program Committee, the Student Government Association, Visitor Information, Career Services, and Conference and Events Services. The building was given a $3.5 million renovation in 2013, including a new street-level main entrance and enlarged windows and doors. Bridgewater State University Auditorium is a semi-annex to the RSU building, and has two levels of seating and a number of classrooms and offices below it for the Communications, Theatre, and Music Departments. The Beach Boys once held a live performance in the auditorium, and it was home to the world premiere of "Drakula: The Rock Opera". Dana Mohler-Faria Science and Mathematics Center (2011), named after one of the university's prior presidents, is on Park Ave and is home to the school's mathematics, computer science, and science departments (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Earth Sciences and Geography). At , the Conant Science Center is the largest building on campus. The land separating