3.  Crocker Hall - houses faculty offices for Economics and Business Administration, Philosophy, Psychology, and Sociology.

4.  May Hall - houses classrooms and faculty offices for Art, English, History and Politics.

5.  Hemenway Hall - houses classrooms and laboratories for Biology, Chemistry, Clothing and Textiles, Computer Science, Consumer and Family Studies, Earth Science, Food and Nutrition, Food Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Nursing, Physics, and Psychology. The College Planetarium and Food Science Pilot Plant are located here.  Also, the Academic Technology and Distance Education office, the Marion Scherner Leonhard Multimedia Lab, the Student Helpdesk and the Main Computer Lab are located on the ground floor of Hemenway Hall.

6.  Henry Whittemore Library - is a seven-level facility housing approximately 200,000 book volumes, 600,000 units of microforms, 1,600 periodical subscriptions, a variety of CD-ROM databases, and four on-line bibliographic services. An on-line public catalog combines the holdings of the Library and the Minuteman Library Network. The Library also houses faculty offices for Communication Arts, Music, and Modern Languages. The Media Center is located here.

7.  Larned Hall - is a coed six-story structure providing housing for over three hundred students. The ground floor contains a large recreation room, lounge and kitchenette.

8.  Corinne Hall Towers - is a coed ten-story high-rise that can accommodate over four hundred students.  Also, the offices for MERC and the John C. Stalker Institute of Food and Nutrition are housed here.

9.  Linsley Hall - is a coed residence hall for students.

10.  O'Connor Hall - provides housing for over two hundred women. The McAuliffe/Challenger Center is also located here.

11.  McAuliffe/Challenger Learning Center

12.  Health and Wellness Center (Foster Hall) - Foster Hall houses the Health and Wellness Center, which offers comprehensive services promoting student well-being. These services include those offered by the Counseling Center, Health Services, and the Office of Social Issues and Wellness.

13.  Ecumenical and Cultural Center

14.  D. Justin McCarthy College Center - houses all segments of student activities, as well as the Office of the Dean, Student Involvement and Campus Events, Multicultural Affairs, Career Services and Employee Relations, Graduate and Continuing Education, the Center for Global Education, the FSC Police Department, and the Mazmanian Art Gallery. Dining facilities, a snack bar, music practice rooms, billiards, and other recreational areas and services can be found here.

15.  Horace Mann Hall - is a coed residence facility with predominantly single rooms.

16.  Peirce Hall - provides housing for over one hundred women in primarily single rooms. The Center for Academic Support and Advising (CASA) is also located here.

17.  Bement House and Lot

18.  CASA - is the Center for Academic Support and Advising.

19.  Athletic and Recreation Center - opened in 2001, houses a gymnasium, locker rooms, athletic training rooms and offices, an aerobics fitness center, juice bar, and the bookstore.

20.  Arthur M. Doyle Technology Center - is located next to Whittemore Library and houses the offices of Information Technology Services.