Gosnold Hall
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Gosnold Hall is a pair of connected buildings on the north side of the Great Lawn and south of Santoro Hall. It was historically the science building for the campus and currently is home to the Department of Physics, Computer Science, and Engineering, the Department of Mathematics and Einstein's Cafe.
There are two main parts to Gosnold, the main building and the annex. They are connected by an overhang and partly walled area (the breezeway). This connecting area, however, is not enclosed from the outdoors, and it remains necessary to exit one building to get to another. For this reason, those who are not familiar with the building may find looking for classes in Gosnold initially confusing, especially if they have only seen it from the Great Lawn, which offers a rather poor view of the layout.
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