Martin Hall was designed to complement Lilly Science Hall, connected to it with a second-floor passageway. Offices of the director of Athletics, administrative and faculty offices of the departments of Health and Physical Education and Athletic Training, and athletic coaches are located in this complex. The university chaplain is also housed in Schwitzer Center. The university's main dining hall, the Ober dining rooms, the President's and Trustees' dining rooms, and a chapel are located on the first floor. The bookstore and mailroom, a large recreational lounge, and Streets Corner, a popular snack center, are all located in the lower level.
Conference rooms are on the second floor and lower level.
A major renovation of Schwitzer Center is planned for 1999-2000. Each of these facilities has been designed to serve traditional and nontraditional student classroom, laboratory, studio, and study area needs. Facilities are equipped with curricular and audiovisual material, microcomputers, and campus communication access. All facilities are accessible to those who are physically challenged. The university residence life system is composed of four traditional residence halls located on the main campus.