State-of-the-art videoconferencing technology connects Lewis Katz Hall in Carlisle to the Lewis Katz Building in University Park and to classes and programs around the globe.

The courtyard can be accessed, weather permitting, via a 16-foot door on the far side.

This stairway connects the commons to the auditorium at the new Lewis Katz Hall at the Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, Pa.

A legislative hearing room is equipped with technology to allow real-time legislative hearings as well as access to remote speakers.

Designed to "harvest the daylight," this skylight will provide an ever-changing skyscape to people who gather and study in the commons area below.

Now snow-covered, the "green" roof was planted in the fall and will reduce (and clean) storm water runoff, lower the building's "heat island" effect, and provide visual interest.

This entry on the North side of Lewis Katz Hall provides a visual connection to downtown Carlisle and encourages pedestrian traffic.