Building History
Ithaca College's original Campus Center was the fourth building constructed on the South Hill campus. The building opened in 1965 and was named Egbert Union, in honor of the college's first president.
The building was renovated in 1987, and Phillips Hall was added to the facility. At this time, it was officially dedicated as the Campus Center.
Today, the Campus Center provides many of the services, conveniences, and amenities members of the college community need in their daily lives on campus.
Building Policies
- Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times
- No rollerblades, bikes, scooters, or skate-boards are to be used within the facility
- Smoking is not permitted in the building
- Only those over the age of 21 may consume alcohol and only in locations where bar service is provided at a registered event.
- Animals are not allowed in the facility, with the exception of service and guide dogs.
- Persons wishing to advertise/solicit on campus must file for a permit in the Campus Center Office.
Bulletin Boards are provided for posting information regarding campus events by academic departments, administrative offices, intercollegiate athletics, and recognized student organizations. Advertisements must clearly identify the sponsoring group and must include contact information. Taping, nailing, tacking, decorating, or adding anything to walls, ceilings, or floors is prohibited.
