dormitories, five apartment complexes, three residences, four athletic buildings, a power plant, a physical plant, and a security office gate house. There are also a Dominican cemetery, two quads, four athletic fields, a 25-meter swimming pool, a six-court tennis court complex, an artificial turf field, and several parking areas (including a structure below the turf field).
Renovations completed in 2009 to the Slavin Center, the campus student union, added solar panels and a bioretention system.
After purchasing Huxley Avenue in 2013, the college began a campus transformation project with plans to develop campus facilities to meet the growing needs of the students. The renovations as of October 2015 included the groundbreaking of the Arthur and Patricia Ryan Center for Business Studies, handicap accessibility to Aquinas Hall, and the enhancement of an outdoor classroom.
== Organization and administration ==
Since 1934, Providence College has been governed by a twelve-member corporation and a board of trustees …
