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| What is WMU's first and oldest building? |
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| This East campus building, built in 1861, is currently occupied by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP): |
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| In what year was The Little Theatre (aka Oakland Recital/Campus Cinema) built? |
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| What East campus building was formerly the library, before Waldo Library opened? |
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| In what city is the College of Aviation located? |
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| How many rooms are in the College of Engineering & Applied Sciences on Parkview Campus? |
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| This athletic building is connected to Waldo Stadium with 10 corporate suites: |
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| Donald 'J' Seelye Indoor Athletic Center |
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| What is the name of the official football fan section? When did it come into effect? |
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| When was Lawson Ice Arena built, and who was it named after? |
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Built in 1974. Named for former coach Harry Lawson. |
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| What athletic building is home to Bronco softball? |
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| What athletic building has been the home of Bronco baseball since 1939? |
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| What is the official student fan group of Bronco basketball? |
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| This athletic facility serves as the outdoor home for the Bronco women's track & field team: |
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| Kanley Track & Field Complex |
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| This East campus building, built in 1939, was formerly a men's dormitory: |
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| This East campus building, built in 1915, was formerly the science building: |
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| This building, built in 1994, is a collaborative venture with MSU, Borgess, and Bronson Hospitals. It houses the University Substance Abuse Clinic, VanRiper Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic, Marion R. Spear Occupational Therapy Teaching Clinic, a Vision Rehabilitation Clinic, and Optometry. |
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| In what year was Spindler Hall built, what was it's first use, and what is it currently used for? |
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Built in 1940. Formerly a women's dormitory. Currently a residence for non-traditional students. |
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| When was the Health & Human Services Building opened? |
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| In which building are different movies shown on weekends, sponsored by either the Kalamazoo Film Society or Western Film Society? |
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| The Little Theatre/Oakland Recital Hall/Campus Cinema |
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This East campus building was the first dormitory on campus: When was it built? |
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Walwood Hall. Built in 1938. |
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In how many locations are there WMU Branch campuses? Can you name them all? |
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7 - Battle Creek
- Benton Harbor - St.Joseph
- Grand Rapids
- Lansing
- Muskegon-Holland
- South Haven
- Traverse City
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| What is the seating capacity for Waldo Stadium and when was it built? |
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Seating capacity - 30,200. Built in 1939 for $250,000. |
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| This athletic facility is used for football, softball, baseball, soccer, golf, coach's offices, weight room, medical services for student athletes, and intramural and club teams: |
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| Donald 'J' Seelye Indoor Athletic Center |
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| This athletic facility houses the University Arena (used for intercollegiate basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, etc): |
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