St. Patrick’s Building
The St. Patrick’s Building once housed St. Patrick’s College, a small liberal arts school which was part of Carleton University from 1967-79. The building is now home to the Institute of Comparative Studies in Literature, Art and Culture (ICSLAC), School for Linguistics and Language Studies, the School for Studies in Art and Culture, and the Carleton University Art Gallery.
Accessibility Guide
Parking
6 accessible visitor parking spaces in P6. 6 accessible visitor parking spaces in P18. For information on accessible permit parking, visit Parking Services.
Exterior Entrance
Accessible main entrance leads to level 2. Located on East side, facing residence pedestrian pathway (near Stormont/Dundas).
Interior Entrance
Tunnel entrance with door opener leads to level 1 lobby.
Washrooms
Accessible stalls in multi-stall washrooms on level 1 (door openers). Partially-accessible* universal washroom on level 2 (*no door opener). Accessible stalls in multi-stall washrooms on levels 3 and 4, but no door openers.
Telephones
Pay phones are located behind heavy doors at stairwell on first level. Not accessible to wheelchair or hearing impaired users.
Printing
For the nearest public printing location, visit CU on the Go.
Elevators
1 elevator serves all levels. It features tactile and braille buttons and an audible announcement system (voice and beeps).
Classrooms
Explore accessibility features of campus learning spaces by building or accessibility feature.
Dining Services
Please visit the Dining Services website to view all campus dining locations.