Editing Geneva College (section)

==Facilities==

===Offices and classrooms===
*Alexander Hall—Admissions, Financial Aid, Alumni Relations, and the Geneva College Foundation (first floor), and main dining hall (second floor).<ref>[https://www.geneva.edu/campusmap Alexander Hall], Geneva College.</ref>
*Alumni Hall, the primary music building, including music department offices<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_alumni Alumni Music Hall], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*Fern Cliffe, faculty offices for political science, humanities, history and English departments<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_fern_cliffe Fern Cliffe], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*Johnston Gym, built in 1911, Johnston Gym is primarily used for music and band purposes. Originally, per its name, it was used as the college gymnasium.<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_johnston Johnston Gymnasium], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*[[McCartney Library]], the college library, built in 1930 and expanded in 1965, and named for [[Clarence E. Macartney]]. Its collection includes over 371,000 items including a special section of RPCNA historical documents.<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/lib_about.html Geneva College - About the Library], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*Northwood Hall, classrooms and faculty offices for business and psychology departments, completed in 1998<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_northwood Northwood Hall], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*[[Old Main (Geneva College)|Old Main]], classrooms, administration offices (including the president's office), and faculty offices. When Geneva moved to Beaver Falls, Old Main was the first classroom structure, completed in 1881.<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_oldmain Old Main], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref> It has been assessed as eligible for listing on the [[National Register of Historic Places]].<ref>[https://www.dot7.state.pa.us/ce/NET/Reports/Reports.aspx?R=108&T=KEYNO&I=124134&O=A Geneva College], Pennsylvania Cultural Resources Geographic Information System.  Accessed 2009-09-06.</ref>
*Rapp Technical Design Center, technical classrooms and laboratories. Completed in 2002, it is the newest educational building on campus.<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_rapp Rapp Technical Design Center], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*Science and Engineering (S&E), technical classrooms, laboratories, and faculty offices for engineering, chemistry, biology, physics and computer science departments.<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_sande The Science & Engineering Building], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>

===Sports and student life===
*Bagpiper Theatre—Theater hosting productions sponsored by the Communications Department.<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_bagpiper The Bagpiper Theatre], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*Merriman Athletic Complex—[[Track and field]] and [[soccer]].<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/map_merriman The Merriman Athletic Field Complex], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*Metheny Fieldhouse—[[Gym]]s, [[locker room]]s, sports faculty offices, and other sports-related facilities.<ref>[https://www.geneva.edu/about-geneva/campus_map Metheny Field house], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*Jannuzi Tennis Courts—A pair of dedicated [[tennis court]]s.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Geneva College Athletics – Official Athletics Website |url=https://athletics.geneva.edu/ |access-date=2023-05-28 |website=Geneva College Athletics |language=en}}</ref>
*[[Reeves Field]]—[[American football|Football]].<ref>[https://www.geneva.edu/about-geneva/campus_map Reeves Field], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref> The field is also used by the [[Beaver Falls High School]] football team and was [[Joe Namath]]'s home field during his high school days.<ref name="reeves">{{cite web |title=Beaver Falls High School – Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania |url=http://www.lawrencecountymemoirs.com/lcmpages/55/beaver-falls-high-school-beaver-falls-pa |access-date=17 January 2017 |website=Larence County Memoirs}}</ref>
*Student Center—Lounges, Brigadoon restaurant, Riverview Cafe coffee shop, student mail, fitness center and bookstore.<ref>[https://www.geneva.edu/about-geneva/campus_map The Student Center], Geneva College.  Accessed 2007-09-08.</ref>
*[[WGEV]]—college radio station.<ref>[http://wgev.net WGEV]</ref>

===Residence halls===
Full-time undergraduate students between ages 17 and 23 are required to live in college housing,<ref>Geneva College.  ''Geneva College 2009-2010 Student Handbook''.  Beaver Falls: Geneva College, 2009, p. 30.</ref> with the exception of commuters and some seniors.<ref>Geneva College.  ''Geneva College 2009–2010 Student Handbook''.  Beaver Falls: Geneva College, 2009, pp. 36–37.</ref> Six dormitories — Clarke, Geneva Arms, McKee, Memorial, Pearce, and Young — house resident students.<ref>[http://www.geneva.edu/object/res_halls, Geneva College.  Accessed 2009-10-02.]</ref> Geneva Arms and Young are apartment-style options divided into women's and men's wings. The college also owns a few smaller houses nearby campus, primarily for upperclassmen, that are available depending on residential need.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.geneva.edu/cse/first-year-experience/geneva-housing |title=Geneva Housing |website=Geneva College |access-date=2009-10-02}}</ref>

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File:Old Main Geneva College.JPG|[[Old Main (Geneva College)|Old Main]]
File:Geneva Reformed Presbyterian Church.jpg|Reformed Presbyterian Church 
File:Northwood Stone.jpg|Stone marking the original campus in [[Northwood, Logan County, Ohio|Northwood, Ohio]] 
File:Geneva College Alexander Hall front.jpg|Campus-level view of Alexander Hall 
File:McCartney Library.jpg|[[McCartney Library]]  
File:Johnston Gym 07.JPG|Johnston Gym
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