Academic Hall There are three academic halls named St. Gabriel, St. Michael, and St. Raphael (after the Archangels), which surround the Cathedral of Learning on three sides. The halls are four-stories high and each floor has a specific function. The first floor of each of the halls, which are arranged in a "U" shape, is largely dedicated to executive and administrative offices. The remaining three floors are dedicated to classrooms and faculty offices. The 2nd and 3rd floors have classrooms which can hold from sixty to ninety students each and are equipped with white or chalk boards, overhead projectors, microphones and computers. Classrooms are encircled with glass walls to enhance the quality of audit for lecturers and students. Opposite the classrooms are chairs and tables for students to work on their assignments and for group discussions.
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