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This building is seven floors, composed of all glass. The second through seventh floors house all of the offices for professors of the university. All of the offices of the professors are expansive, and they are able to furnish it themselves, making all of the offices unique. They all have a glass wall, with blinds, as many professors say they feel as they are in a fishbowl. The first floor is another lounge on campus for students.

If you need to meet with a professor or other faculty member, their offices are all located in this building.

Attached to the student center, the dining hall has two separate areas. The kitchen is buffet style, with many different types of foods the students can choose from. Adjacent to the kitchen, a large, rectangular space holds all of the tables. Breakfast is held 8-11, lunch from 11:15-2, and dinner from 4:30-9. On the weekends, brunch goes from 11-2.

So large it requires its own building, this colossal structure sits across campus, not particularly close to any building. Inside, it features a student fitness center, basketball court, hockey rink and an outside soccer field. These sports arenas are large, as Seaview University is a D1 school, and students pride themselves on their school spirit.

Trying to increase its student population and publicity, Seaview built a stable and arena six months ago. The school now has a riding program, and students are allowed to take the horses out for rides around the island as they please.

The oldest residence hall on campus, freshman have the misfortune of living here. While compared to most colleges in the area, it is still one of the nicer residence halls on the island, out of Seaview's dormitories, it seems that it is lacking. The rooms are doubles, triples, or quads, and students are either assigned randomly to each other, or they can choose their roommates. The rooms are respective sizes to however many students are living in one room, and each room has an attached bathroom. The only drawback that seems to be living in these rooms is the size and the bland white that all of the rooms and halls are painted.

This is the residence hall on campus for juniors. Singles, doubles, and suites are available in this dorm for the students, all with attached bathrooms. It is located very close in proximity to the student center. The rooms, as with Palm Hall, are all painted varying shades of pastel colors. While the rooms are not small, they are not as expansive as the rooms in Palm, either. However, as a whole, the students seem very happy living here.

Twenty stories high, this apartment building is for students as well as faculty. It is located half a mile from the school. Each apartment is equipped with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a kitchen and a common area. The draw to this building may be that it has an olympic sized heating swimming pool on the ground floor, as well as two attached hot tubs.

These apartments are located a mile and a half from the school, on the crest of Rosewood Hill. Rightly named, many pink colored plants and flowers grow in this area. Each apartment has two bedrooms, one bath, a kitchen and a common area. Although the view is beautiful, the distance to the schools is not appealing to some.

Whether it's watching a volleyball tournament or simply having fun with friends on the beach, the volleyball court is always a busy spot. It is open to the public when there are not games hosted by the school in progress.

A five minute walk from the bar, a small strip mall is located along the beach. Many small stores come and go, but the students seem to be pleased with the major chains located here: Hollister, American Eagle, Victoria's Secret, along with others. There are also a few sit down restaurants strewn about the boardwalk as well.

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