The oldest building on campus, Basil Fronsac Hall now serves as the main administrative building for the University of Bangor. Here, you will find any and all tuition services, general course help, and the Dean’s Office. The building was named after a former Hogwarts Headmaster known for his love of learning.

This is the apartment-style residence at the University of Bangor, standing at fifteen stories high. It has a variety of apartments, from studios, one bedrooms, two bedrooms, and four bedroom lofts. All of the floors are co-ed, and each of the apartments comes with a kitchen. There is a washer and a dryer on each floor available communally.

This is the dormitory-style residence at the University of Bangor, standing at nine stories high. It sports eight floors of dorms, each with a collection of single and double rooms, a washer and a dryer, a kitchen, two communal washrooms, and a lounge and study area. The top two floors are female only, the next two below it are male-only, and the remaining four are co-ed. The main floor is where one can find the mess hall and some more study space. It is the recommended residence for first year students and comes equipped with a meal plan.

Named after the famed magizoologist and former Hogwarts professor, Silvanus Kettleburn, the building is possibly just as eccentric as he was. The building is painted with a rather bright blue and yellow and houses the lecture halls for Magizoology classes, offices of the Magizoology professors, as well as an animal enclosure just behind it.

Named for the physician, Alchemist, and discoverer of Parseltongue, Phillipus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (commonly known as Paracelsus, and for good reason), this building houses the Alchemy laboratories, lecture halls, and professor offices. This will also be the home of the mysterious Bangor/Mungo’s program that is in the works...

Named for the founder of the world’s largest dragon sanctuary, Harvey Ridgebit, the University of Bangor’s Dragon Dome is a thing of wonder. The dome houses lecture halls, laboratories, and professor offices along its walls, from floor to ceiling. The “hallways” are simply balconies spanning the walls of the dome, and at the very top is a hanging balcony. All of the balconies look down unto the centre of the dome, which has a modest dragon enclosure that is very heavily Charmed and enchanted to keep the dragons contained, as well as to recreate a larger and more outdoor environment for them. The dome is much bigger on the inside than it appears on the outside. The University of Bangor is home to a Common Welsh Green, a Hebridean Black, and a very heavily restrained Peruvian Vipertooth.