The Art Building, 1499 Weller Road, and Hameetman Science Center
The Art Building, built south of the library in 1955, made available three studios, one classroom, a work room and office space for the art department. In 1989, the department of religious studies relocated to “Weller,” with one of the most memorable features being the brightly colored metal totem poles near the entrance. Maps of 1991 and beyond identify it as 1499 Weller Road, not Weller Hall. In 1997, the telecommunications office joined religious studies, a pairing that lasted until 2004 when Hameetman Science Center was erected through the generous support of Fred Hameetman ’61 and his wife Joyce Hameetman, and others.