center has state-of-the-art research laboratories. the seven level parking structure has 600 parking spaces. directly west of the health education center is the westernu pet wellness center, an on campus pet hospital and clinic. it had been established in 2008 as the banfield pet hospital and transitioned to solely westernu operation in 2014. the center provides primary care services such as vaccinations, spaying and neutering, microchiping, surgery, dental exams and cleanings, as well as flea, tick and heartworm control. it includes a surgical suite, an x-ray room, a half dozen exam rooms and isolation facilities. the daumier is a mixed-use building located south of the pet hospital on 3.6 acres at 3rd and linden street. this building was completed in june 2014, at cost of $45 million, and serves as a 173,000-square-foot facility primarily for westernu student housing but with research and educational support space as well as a fitness center, community pool, media room, and other university offices. the daumier was designed to leed gold specifications. the building was named the daumier after the 19th century french artist honoré daumier. promenade on campus of westernu, with the health sciences center to the left. the central portion of campus contains ethan allan park, the health professions center (hpc), the veterinary medicine center, and the health sciences center. ethan allen park is located directly west of the pet wellness center. in 2006, the park was named in honor of dr. ethan allen, founding chairman of the school's board of trustees. the other park on campus is centennial park, a pomona city park on the west end of campus. directly south of ethan allan park, the health professions center houses the college of pharmacy and contains several classrooms, research facilities, and a student commons area. the building was built in 1962 and was previously the pomona buffum's department store. the university acquired the building in 1992, after first receiving the option to buy. the center for oral health, a non-profit organization promoting oral health, is based in the health professions center. the health sciences center, directly west of the health professions center, is a two-story, 72,000-square-foot building with the main anatomy laboratories, a laboratory for osteopathic manipulative medicine, and extensive classroom space. the physical therapy school is based in this building, as is the tutoring program. the health sciences center was formerly a nash department store. the university began using the building in 1990, and then purchased it in 1993. anderson tower at westernu, with the historic pomona fox theater to the right. the western range of campus contains the rodney p. wineberg center, home to research administration and laboratories, in addition to the pumerantz library, and anderson tower (formerly known as the chase bank building). the rodney p. wineberg center contains 8,550 square feet dedicated to research. the rodney p. wineberg center building was originally a jcpenney. the multi-story, 35,000-square-foot pumerantz library is on the west edge of campus. the library opened in that space in 2001, after the university acquired the building in 1998. the building was built in 1929, and previously housed a switching station for the pacific telephone & telegraph company. the southern california medical museum is located in the nursing science center on the westernu campus. anderson tower demarcates the western edge of campus at garey avenue and second street. this seven-story, mid-century modern 70,000-square-foot building was built in 1963, and westernu purchased the building from jp morgan chase in september 2013. the same month, westernu reached an agreement with a power company, washington gas, to build 2,688 solar panels on three campus buildings. the solar panels were completed in february 2014, and will produce more than 1,100 megawatt hours of energy each year. westernu-oregon the main building for the oregon campus the university also operates a second campus on 50 acres in lebanon with an official postal address at 200 mullins drive. the first program offered at the oregon campus is medicine (do), though additional colleges and programs are planned, starting with the college of health sciences' doctor of physical therapy program. the oregon campus is adjacent to samaritan health services lebanon community hospital, groundbreaking for the medical school campus began in june 2009, and it opened for classes in august 2011. the new 55,000-square-foot (5,100 m2) building cost about $15 million, and is the main component of a 50-acre medical campus. students westernu demographics students asian/pacific islander 37.2% white/non-hispanic 34.4% hispanic 10.4% two or more races 12.1% black/african american 2.8% race/ethnicity unknown 2.5% a total of 3,788 students were in attendance at westernu in the 2020–21 academic year. the average age of westernu students is 28 years and 62 percent are female; 38 percent male; 37.2% asian/pacific islander, 34.4% are white/non-hispanic, 10.4% hispanic, 12.1% two or more races, 2.8% black or african-american, and the remaining students are of unknown ethnicity (2.5%). students at westernu participate in a vast number of campus clubs and an active student government association. a wide range of professional fraternities are active on campus, including sigma sigma phi, kappa psi, beta sigma kappa, delta sigma delta, and phi lambda sigma. there is a university theater troupe, "sanus", which hosts regular performance events. in 1985, medical students formed the group "sanus," the latin word for "sanity." the students said they used the opportunity to act and perform plays as means of relieving stress. the theater troupe remains active, and students from other colleges also participate. other officially recognized student organizations on campus include the following: american college of foot and ankle surgeons american college of osteopathic family physicians american medical student association american medical women's association american pharmacists association american student dental association american veterinary medical association american academy of osteopathy lions club humane society veterinary medical association people westernu employs 333 full-time faculty and 69 part-time faculty. some notable alumni and faculty include: clinton e. adams, do, rear admiral in the us navy. lee burnett, d.o. class of 1997, a u.s. army colonel and founder of the student doctor network. joseph c. gambone, do, author of essentials of obstetrics and gynecology. gambone peak on antarctica was named in his honor in 1970. lawrence b. harkless, dpm, founding member of the ada council on the diabetic foot; sometimes described as the "father of diabetic foot care." lee rogers, professor of podiatry and prior democratic nominee for us congress in california's 25th district in 2012.