Overview:

First occupied in 1978, DeBartolo Hall houses the departments of Economics, English, Foreign Languages, History, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Political and Social Science, Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology, and the Black Studies Program Office. Also housed in DeBartolo Hall is the Women's Studies Center, and the Center for Peace and Conflict studies. In this six-story structure are over 160 offices for faculty and staff, 5 student lounge and study areas, 14 classrooms, 17 laboratories, a computer terminal room, a 200-seat lecture hall with stage, and special varied laboratories for the Department of Psychology.