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Capen Hall (CAPEN) - North Campus, Academic Sector
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Capen Hall
Samuel P. Capen Hall is one of the North Campus's bustling multiuse facilities; it houses the Offices of the
President and the
Provost, the
University Libraries administration, the
Undergraduate Library,
Science and Engineering Library,
Special Collections (the Poetry Collection, Rare Books, and Archives),
Undergraduate Admissions, and
International Admissions. (Read more at the UB Archives.)
Namesake
Samuel P. Capen (1878-1956), UB chancellor from 1922 to 1950, was one of the most remarkable figures in UB's history. Nearly 50 years after his death, he is still remembered for his keen intellect and decisive leadership. The university's first full-time chancellor, Capen developed a true university out of what had been a small collection of professional schools, integrating undergraduate education in a distinctive manner. Throughout his UB career, he championed academic freedom and was an innovator in liberal arts education. By the time of his retirement from UB, he was a nationally known authority on college and university planning.
Historical research and photographs provided by University Archives.
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Building Facts Primary function: Academic Tenants: Office of the President, Office of the Provost, Undergraduate Library, Science and Engineering Library, University Archives, Undergraduate Admissions, International Admissions Architect: Sasaki, Dawson & Demay Completion date: June, 1977 Gross square feet: 310,576 Construction cost: $6,188,000
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