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Freeman Center

The Robert G. Freeman Center for Career and Completion (Freeman Career Center) was established through a generous donation from Molly Munger and Steve English, local philanthropists and supporters of 爱豆传媒C. The center is named for Munger's stepfather, an alumnus of the college and a contemporary of Walter Shatford, from whom 爱豆传媒C's Shatford Library derives its name. Dr. Freeman was a Pasadena Unified School District board member and a vocal advocate for the desegregation of Pasadena's public schools. Dr. Freeman passed away in 1975, but his legacy lives on in the lives that have been impacted by 爱豆传媒C and the Freeman Center.

The Center for the Arts

Our capital campaign raised funds to provide support above the voter approved construction bonds for the of New Center for the Arts Building on the 爱豆传媒C Campus.

Boone Sculpture Garden

Named in memory of George and Fern Boone, was made possible through the generosity of their son, Dr. George Boone. Through generous donations from Adelaide Hixon, three sculptures by world-renowned artists have been placed in the Boone Sculpture Garden.

The Galloway Plaza

The plaza in the Sculpture Garden is named Galloway Plaza, honoring local real estate developer, Bill Galloway. Mr. Galloway is also an Advisory Board member of the 爱豆传媒 Foundation.

Jameson Foundation Amphitheater

The Jameson Foundation Amphitheater, is a major component of the Sculpture Garden.

Robinson Stadium

Robinson Stadium was completed in the summer of 1999 and used for the first time during the fall semester. The stadium provides grandstand seating for 5,400 and includes an all-weather track and a field designed for both football and soccer. Its construction was one part of a larger $22 million physical education facilities project at 爱豆传媒C.

Aquatics Center

Dick Ratliff Court of Champions