The John B. Putnam, Jr., Memorial Collection of contemporary sculpture includes works by Calder, Nevelson, Lipchitz, Moore, Picasso, and David Smith, among others, located throughout the campus. Major exhibitions, with works of art from all over the world, have hung in the museum. The computers arrive with specially configured networking and information access software, allowing students to make immediate use of their Dormnet subscription. The campus clusters contain a mix of Windows-based Intel computers, Unix workstations, and Apple Macintoshes. Software on cluster computers includes basic productivity tools such as word processors, information access tools used to explore the World Wide Web and Internet, special software needed for the many classes in which computing is integral to learning, and sophisticated programs for use in research.
Students also have access to specialized resources and online library systems.
All of these resources are available over the campus network. Additional CIT services include computer-based training and support in the use of selected software packages, maintenance of the University language resource center and video library, and support for instructional technologies in classrooms and over the campus network. A set of specialized clusters around campus provides students with access to very high bandwidth resources for use in language and other courses. CIT provides a number of information access servers, including World Wide Web and Usenet News servers. Students can have their own Web pages.