List of University of Portland buildings

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The Bell Tower in 2013 Bell Tower (University of Portland).jpg
The Bell Tower in 2013
Entrance to the Chapel of Christ the Teacher, 2013 Chapel Doors (University of Portland).jpg
Entrance to the Chapel of Christ the Teacher, 2013
Corrado Hall, 2009 Corrado Hall at UP.JPG
Corrado Hall, 2009
Franz Hall in 2009 Franz Hall University of Portland.JPG
Franz Hall in 2009

Buildings and structures on the University of Portland campus include:

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