Thomas L. Martin Building (MARB)

"The MARB is an absolutely fantastic building. Not better place to spend my mornings and also afternoons doing extensive learning in the widest variety of subjects. This building has it all. It can get crowded but that’s only the first week of the semester, people stop going to class soon enough."

"What a building. My favorite part of this temple of learning has to be the separation one feels from the outside world while studying inside. I truly feel that my secular and spiritual learning is greatly enhanced without the distraction of windows or sunlight."

"The MARB is one of the most iconic buildings on campus, perfectly symmetrical and always a spiritual experience with all the religion classes and church meetings that go on. Also can fit like a million people with the room design even though it’s not a very big building. Love it"

"This is possible the most beautifully engineered building in the world. I have many not extremely negative memories of waking up before sunrise and learning about philosophers in seats that are soft and cushy. The squeak of the doors is music to my ears and walking around in squares has never been more enjoyable."

"Title: "Hidden Gem of Nostalgia: The Antique Abode" Where do I even begin with this marvel of antiquity? The old building on campus, affectionately known as the Antique Abode, is a time capsule of nostalgia that transcends mere architecture. First off, let's talk ambiance. Walking through those creaky wooden doors feels like stepping into a bygone era, where every squeak and groan tells a story of centuries past. The musty scent of history permeates every corner, enveloping visitors in a warm embrace of academic heritage. But it's not just the atmosphere that's a winner here. The facilities, though charmingly outdated, exude a quaint charm that modern buildings can only dream of. From the vintage chalkboards that still bear the markings of generations of scholars to the rustic radiators that provide a cozy warmth on chilly days, every aspect of the Antique Abode is a testament to a simpler time. And let's not forget the educational value! Sure, the lack of air conditioning in the summer months might make you break a sweat, but think of it as a built-in sauna experience with a side of intellectual stimulation. Plus, who needs fancy multimedia displays when you have the timeless allure of chalk and blackboard? In conclusion, the old building on campus may not boast the flashy amenities of its contemporary counterparts, but what it lacks in modernity, it more than makes up for in character. So if you're a connoisseur of nostalgia or just appreciate a good dose of history with your education, do yourself a favor and pay a visit to the Antique Abode. You won't be disappointed!"