Located in the heart of Collegetown, Breazzano serves as the home of the SC Johnson College. The 76,000-square-foot building houses classrooms, administrative offices, two high-definition broadcasting studios, breakout rooms and a four-story atrium designed to accommodate a wide variety of events. High-tech video conferencing connects rooms within the building to facilities at Cornell Tech in NYC.

Sage Hall is home to the Johnson Graduate School of Management. The building houses classrooms, faculty offices and collaborative spaces designed to support Johnson’s rigorous MBA and specialized master’s programs.

At first glance, Statler Hall is the Nolan School classroom building. Upon further review, it is the epicenter of the Nolan School experience — a facility that enables hospitality management students to connect and push the Hotelie community forward. Statler Hall was built in 1948 and is connected to The Statler Hotel, which was constructed at the same time. Both buildings were funded by the Statler Foundation.

Established in 1950, The Statler Hotel is a AAA Four-Diamond hotel on the Cornell campus — and the Ivy League’s only teaching hotel. At The Statler, guests receive an upscale hotel experience while students hone their hospitality management skills alongside seasoned professionals.

Housing the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Warren Hall, built in 1930 and renovated in 2013, sits on Cornell’s Agriculture Quad. The building earned LEED Platinum certification — Cornell’s first renovated building to do so — thanks to features like a succulent-covered roof that provides insulation and stormwater management. Inside, students learn to apply business toward economic, social and environmental good.