Sub-boards: DENIED, ABANDONED

You will absolutely need to claim your things if you expect to keep them.

The historic building is at the heart of the campus. It houses a large collection of books, and also perfect places to study or curl up and read. Be careful there after hours though, there’s rumours that it’s a little haunted.

Sub-boards: COMPUTURE LAB, BASEMENT

R Block is probably one of the most popular places on campus; because it’s where the food is at. It’s also where you’ll find some of the more recreational places.

Sub-boards: DINING HALL, KITCHEN, REC ROOM, PROJECTION ROOM

Emerson campus is a fairly green place, with plenty of trees and shrubs. It’s a rather pleasant place to be really.

Sub-boards: POOL, THE QUAD, THE KNOLL, COFFEE CART

Another building that’s liked by students for it’s lack of learning. L block is home to the café, book shop, and a few other little surprises

Sub-boards: FRITTERS, E BAR, BOOK SHOP

This is where you'd most likely find the academic students. This building is full of science labs and other such facilities to do some serious learning.

Sub-boards: CLASS ROOMS, SCIENCE LABS

The completely restored, historic Emerson Theatre is the heart of the school, at least for the performance orientated students. The building is beautiful, with some secrets backstage.

Sub-boards: AUDITORIUM, BACKSTAGE, PROPS AND COSTUME STOREROOM , LIGHTING BOX

Used mostly by the film students, F block houses most of the things you’ll need to put that awesome samurai idea on the screen.

Sub-boards: SOUND STAGES, EDITING SUITES, RECORDING SUITES

S Block is less a building and more a small collection of buildings towards the back of the campus set aside for all sorts of rehearsals and practical classes.

Sub-boards: DANCE STUDIOS, REHEARSAL ROOMS , MUSIC ROOMS

C Block is four different buildings, with a large paved area in the middle that’s home to a strange assortment of rooms. Really, students from any degree can be found here. However the north building is claimed by the design students.

Sub-boards: ART BUILDING, EAST AND SOUTH BUILDINGS, NORTH BUILDING

Sub-boards: FIRST FLOOR, SECOND FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR, FOURTH FLOOR

Sub-boards: FIRST FLOOR, SECOND FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR, FOURTH FLOOR

Sub-boards: FIRST FLOOR, SECOND FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR, FOURTH FLOOR

The downtown district of Philadelphia that is the heart of the city.

Sub-boards: MARKET EAST, VOYEUR, ZAMA, LOVE PARK, EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY, CHINATOWN, PENN'S LANDING

The area of Philadelphia directly north of Center City; hit hard by economic decline.

Sub-boards: BARRETT PLAYGROUND, 7-11, DOUGHBOY's, LUPE'S MART, IVY HILL CEMETERY, WISSAHICKON SKATING CLUB

Due to an influx of immigrants in Southern Philadelphia, the once scarce area is now flourishing in new culture; and not to mention cash.

Sub-boards: FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT PARK, CRASH BANG BOOM, GENO'S STEAKS, ITALIAN MARKET, THE ARENA, SOUTH STREET, SOUTH PHILADELPHIA SPORTS COMPLEX

Sub-boards: FIRST FLOOR, SECOND FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR, FOURTH FLOOR

Sub-boards: CHAT, IM, SKYPE

Sub-boards: IC, OOC