The Media Classrooms Teaching and learning in the twenty-first century will require technological skills to impart, retrieve and create information. Media classrooms are available for students and faculty to use for class activities that utilize special media formats. The building-wide media delivery system and satellite capabilities are accessible in each media classroom using networked monitors. The Library computer laboratory has several workstations for students to use for Internet access as well as word processing. Storage space for books and other belongings makes student work periods more comfortable.
Networked printers are available for producing documents.
The Vann Tower Virginia Union's rich history is preserved for students to enjoy while they benefit from the advances of modern technology. Here in the background is the Robert L. Vann Tower of the historic Belgian Building. This view is from the front balcony of the Atrium overlooking campus. The William J. Clark Library was housed there from post World War II until the relocation and renaming of the collection in 1997. The Balcony Overlooking the Library's Atrium is the Balcony that wraps around the inside of the building.