Henry J. Predolin Humanities Building

On September 29, 2000, Edgewood faculty, staff, students, and friends joined together to dedicate the new, 52,000 square-foot Henry J. Predolin Humanities Center. Adjacent to DeRicci Hall, the building's main purpose is to bring together the college’s humanities departments of Religious Studies, Philosophy, English, and History, as well as the Religious Studies Institute and the Human Issues Program. Establishment of the center will foster stronger humanities programs and nurture the humanist tradition of teaching at Edgewood. 

On the first floor of the Predolin Humanities Center is the 250-seat Don and Marilyn Anderson Amphitheater. The second floor has a new student activities center, complete with a terrace to the DeRicci Hall Quadrangle in the rear of the building. The third floor contains expansive classrooms, individual faculty offices, and a spacious faculty lounge overlooking the heart of campus.