Voorhees Chapel Built in 1927, the Voorhees Chapel is the site for special events including concerts, and the Yule Log and Sacred Path traditions . The Douglass College Scholars Program and the Women's Studies Program have offices in the lower level of the chapel. The former residence of Douglass benefactor James Neilson, Wood Lawn is home to the Center for the American Woman and Politics and the Eagleton Institute of Politics. Prominent public leaders often speak here at seminars and gatherings with students. This busy activity center is the site for many college events including lectures, meetings, receptions, parties, and movies in Trayes Hall and other meeting rooms.
Many student organizations have offices on the third floor.
Special lounge areas are provided for Bunting students, commuters, and graduate students. Ha's Coffee House, and the student post office are conveniently located in the center. Campus tours depart from the center and the Douglass Recruitment Office is just inside the Nichol Avenue entrance. Jameson Quadrangle Douglass offers students an exciting variety of housing options from individual houses of seventeen students to traditional residence halls and apartment suites. Jameson Quadrangle includes two brick residence halls surrounding tennis courts and a grassy courtyard.