Charles Hall, at Ontario Tech University's downtown Oshawa location.
Ontario Tech University's downtown Oshawa campus location has undergone notable enhancements as the university prepares to welcome students this September.
Following substantial internal renovations in recent months at Charles Hall (formerly known as 61 Charles Street), the building consolidates the university's academic offerings, forming a strengthened academic hub with greater faculty connectivity.
Charles Hall's features include faculty and staff offices for the Faculties of Education, and Social Science and Humanities on the third floor, new classroom spaces on the second floor, as well as the Office of Student Life's downtown Oshawa services. Student support services offered by the Ontario Tech Student Union will be expanded on the main floor.
Other downtown Oshawa campus location operations
The Baagwating Indigenous Student Centre is located off the northeast corner of Charles Hall at 151 Athol Street East.
Bordessa Hall (55 Bond Street East) remains a multi-purpose building featuring labs, study space for graduate students, a board room and faculty offices. It also houses the Centre for Evaluation and Survey Research, the Centre on Hate, Bias and Extremism and the Digital Culture and Media Lab (Decimal Lab).
FSSH Psychology research labs and offices will remain at 2 Simcoe Street South.
The university's historic Regent Theatre (50 King Street East) continues as a large lecture theatre by day and thriving community events venue by night.
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"The changes and renovations to these Ontario Tech buildings confirms the university's strengthened imprint in the downtown Oshawa community and our long-term commitment to future growth. The specific enhancements at Charles Hall establish a powerful base for academic collaboration and student-facing activities."
-Brad MacIsaac, Vice-President, Administration, Ontario Tech University
