The three-level building contained nearly all academic facilities along with an auditorium-gymnasium, chapel and dining hall. The original Norman-style mansion became known as Vezeau House (named in honor of long-serving college president Sister Jeannette Vezeau, CSC), and served as the main administration building. The carriage house was renovated and expanded to become the Paul Harvey Library, named in honor of a local businessman and benefactor, and at its height contained 60,000 volumes and 700 periodical subscriptions, as well as faculty offices and seminar rooms.
The three-level building housed all academic facilities, including an auditorium-gymnasium, chapel, and dining hall. The original Norman-style mansion became known as Vezeau House in honor of the long-serving college president Sister Jeannette Vezeau, CSC, and served as the main administration building. The carriage house was renovated to become the Paul Harvey Library, named after a local businessman and benefactor, which at its peak held 60,000 volumes and 700 periodical subscriptions, along with faculty offices and seminar rooms.