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Adalbert Waffling Quad
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Named after a very famous magical theoretician, the quad is located on the center of campus, and hosts a beautiful fountain, benches, and paths that lead all throughout campus. It is a popular place to spend some free time, and eat meals in the warmer months.
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Armando Dippet Student Union
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The school's student union is a nod toward the former headmaster of Hogwarts, and it has three floors. On the bottom level, there is a small school store to get school supplies, as well as Lufkin University gear, and a little market for food. The middle level has ample areas to sit and relax, as well as some Muggle pool tables, and the top floor has offices for some administration staff, for meetings, and for clubs to meet as well.
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Celestina Warbeck Center
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This is the newest building in the university, named for the famous singer. As one might expect, all three of the arts majors have their classrooms here, for music, theatre, and art. There are workshops, and practice rooms, and of course, a large theatre at one side of the building, where the university's show are put on.
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Falco Aesalon Hall
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This building is the second largest on campus, and it has all of the classes for journalism, political science, English, psychology, education, and history. It is also where the university's newspaper is released, Lufkin Weekly, which comes out, as you might expect, every week.
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Gifford Ollerton Gym
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Named for the famous giant-slayer, this gym is three floors. The top has a running track, that overlooks the rest of the gym. The middle has many machines for exercise, as well as classrooms for the various exercise classes that take place throughout the week. The bottom floor hosts the weight room, basketball courts, an entire area for flying, and a climbing wall sits in the middle of the first floor, going up high enough to reach the third floor and the track.
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Grogan Stump House
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This is the one dormitory on campus, and since it hosts all students that cannot or do not wish to commute to school, it is incredibly large. Although it is coed, it is split by floors. Female student rooms are on even numbered floors, and male students are on odd numbered floors. The rooms are small, but what else would you expect from a university?
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Hermione J. Potter Library
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Renamed for a famous witch from the second wizarding war, this library is five floors of all books, study areas, and tables. There are quiet areas, as all libraries have, but there are also rooms for people to go to work on group projects. The top two floors hold the stacks, and who really knows what goes on in there?
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Montague Knightley Building
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Named for a famed wizarding chess champion, this building hosts classes for the following majors: business, economics, and law. Although they are only three majors, they are popular ones, and as such it is a rather large building with many classrooms and study lounges.
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Potter Quidditch Pitch
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Renamed for the Boy-Who-Lived, and the youngest Hogwarts seeker in a century, the school pitch is a good place to pass some time, though since there are no other universities in the U.K., there is no official university team. However, it's very common for students to get together and sign up, and create their own teams to play against each other when the weather is warm.
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The Newt Scamander Center
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This building is named for the famed magizoologist, and has classes for the following subjects: Alchemy, Arithmancy, Astronomy, Dragonology, Herbology, Magizoology, Potionology, Spell Invention, and Wandmaking. Some students call it the -ology center, since it hosts all of the -ology majors.
It is the largest building on campus, as each major gets an entire floor of the building, with the exception of dragonology, which shares a floor with magizoology. Herbology majors study on the first floor, with access to the greenhouse, arithmancy is on the second floor, dragonology and magizoology on the third, potionology on the fourth, spell invention on the fifth, alchemy on the sixth floor, wandmaking on the seventh and of course, astronomy on the top floor, with roof access.
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Lufkin University is the place to go for post-Hogwarts education. Located in Oxshott, a suburb in London, the university is completely shielded from Muggle eyes by plenty of charms that have to be kept up with quite frequently. There is a quad, a library, and a couple of different buildings for classes, depending on a student's major.
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