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St. Augustine's Home for the Aged
No full text2358 N. Sheffield AvenueSouth portion of the Sanctuary Residence Hall looking north-west. Picture taken from across N. Sheffield Ave. shows building elevation, parked cars and pedestrians.Acquired in 1989, the Sanctuary Residence Hall is considered a landmark edifice for the Sheffield Historic District. Built in 1883-1889 as St. Augustine's Home for the Aged by the Little Sisters of the Poor with assistance from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, the property has been converted into student residences. DePaul President: Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M. Architects: Lohan Associates
St. Augustine's Home for the Aged
No full text2358 N. Sheffield AvenueCorner view of the Sanctuary Residence Hall looking south-west. The building is partially obstructed by trees. The intersection of N. Sheffield and W. Fullerton is in view showing traffic lights, pedestrians and vehicles. Picture taken from across W. Fullerton St.Acquired in 1989, the Sanctuary Residence Hall is considered a landmark edifice for the Sheffield Historic District. Built in 1883-1889 as St. Augustine's Home for the Aged by the Little Sisters of the Poor with assistance from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, the property has been converted into student residences. DePaul President: Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M. Architects: Lohan Associates
DePaul Athletic Center; Sullivan Athletic Center
No full text2323 N. Sheffield Ave.Street side view of one set of doors to McGrath Arena, exterior is brick and limestone. Portions of the Vincent and Louise House, private residences and Courtside Apartments are reflected in the glass. One car is parked on the east side of the street.Ground breaking for the Athletic Center was in 1999. It opened in May of 2000 and was originally named the DePaul Athletic Center. July 22, 2006, the facility was renamed the Sullivan Athletic Center to memorialize the achievement of legendary DePaul athletic director Gene Sullivan. It houses both the McGrath-Phillips Arena, named in memory of the late Frank McGrath who served as the men’s assistant coach for several years at the University as well as the DePaul Athletic Department. The Women's Basketball and Volleyball teams play in the area. The Center replaced Alumni Hall. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M., W.E. O’Neil Construction Company
DePaul Athletic Center; Sullivan Athletic Center
No full text2323 N. Sheffield Ave.Sharp angled exterior view of the front of the athletic center looking south, exterior is brick and limestone. Three students are walking past the building. A bicycle rack is in the foreground. A portion of Perksy Hall is reflected in the glass. To the right of the sidewalk is a row of young trees with tree box landscaping. A white vehicle is parked on the street.Ground breaking for the Athletic Center was in 1999. It opened in May of 2000 and was originally named the DePaul Athletic Center. July 22, 2006, the facility was renamed the Sullivan Athletic Center to memorialize the achievement of legendary DePaul athletic director Gene Sullivan. It houses both the McGrath-Phillips Arena, named in memory of the late Frank McGrath who served as the men’s assistant coach for several years at the University as well as the DePaul Athletic Department. The Women's Basketball and Volleyball teams play in the area. The Center replaced Alumni Hall. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M., W.E. O’Neil Construction Company
Centennial Hall
No full text2345 N. Sheffield Ave.View looking south across Fullerton Avenue at the building.Built in 1998 to provide graduate student housing and space for Facilities Operations and the Public Safety departments, the building also houses a Dominick's grocery store outlet. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C. M
Dietzgen Building
No full text990 W. Fullerton Ave.View of the south side of the building from across Fullerton Avenue.Originally built in 1906 as a fireproof factory for the Eugene Dietzgen Company that manufactured drafting and engineering supplies, DePaul has leased this building for classroom use since 2000. President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
Dietzgen Building
No full text990 W. Fullerton Ave.View of the south west corner of the building from across Fullerton Avenue.Originally built in 1906 as a fireproof factory for the Eugene Dietzgen Company that manufactured drafting and engineering supplies, DePaul has leased this building for classroom use since 2000. President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
Dietzgen Building
No full text990 W. Fullerton Ave.View of the south and west sides of the building from across Fullerton Avenue.Originally built in 1906 as a fireproof factory for the Eugene Dietzgen Company that manufactured drafting and engineering supplies, DePaul has leased this building for classroom use since 2000. President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M
1150 W. Fullerton Building
No full text1150 W. Fullerton Ave.View across Fullerton Avenue facing north, of the south and east exterior walls of the building with an entrance on each side.The Fullerton Building was acquired in 1995. Prior to its purchase and renovation, the building had been used by L. Karno and Co. clothing wholesale and manufacturing. The parking lot entryway, pediments and cornices were added to the building during 1994-1995 renovation. As of 2009, it houses academic departments as well as the Sage Medical Group and the Lincoln Park Branch of the Chicago Public Library. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C. M
Student Center
No full text2250 N. SheffieldExterior view of the northeast entrance to Student Center looking south down Sheffield on the right.Opened in 2002, this building was designed for multipurpose uses with computer labs, event rooms, eating facilities, and administrative offices. The Student Center occupies the former site of Alumni Hall. DePaul President: Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M