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Fletcher Argue Building – Arts

Home of the Faculty of Arts, the Fletcher Argue Building – named for a former UM English professor and World War I veteran – features a wide variety of large and small classrooms for students studying in the humanities and social sciences.

Lecture theatre

The Fletcher Argue theatres host larger Faculty of Arts classes in popular subjects. Areas of study within Arts include psychology, history, Indigenous studies, English literature, film, political studies, criminology and more.

Faculty of Arts Student Services

Arts students can stop by the Student Services office to chat with an advisor for help with degree planning, declarations, program changes and other resources.

Faculty of Arts Language Centre

Located in the nearby Isbister Building, the Language Centre supports language learning at all levels. Students can access technology and facilities for language programs, study abroad resources, tutoring services and more.

Arts Student Body Lounge

The Arts Student Body Council serves on university committees, runs programming and events, and provides spaces like this lounge for Arts students to relax, socialize and study.

A classroom of students sit facing each other at tables in a square in the Fletcher Argue Building.
The exterior five doors that lead to the Faculty of Arts Fletcher Argue Building.
Students sit facing each other in a square of four tables in a Fletcher Argue Building classroom.
An empty classroom with black chairs facing two screens in the Fletcher Argue Building.
A close up of a student leaning forward attentively on a desk in a row of students in the Fletcher Argue Building.
Rows of students at wooden tables that seat two people watch a speaker off screen in a Fletcher Argue Building classroom.
A large, empty lecture hall in the Fletcher Argue Building shows descending rows of blue theatre seats facing a podium below,
A large, empty lecture hall in the Fletcher Argue Building shows ascending rows of blue seats upwards from the perspective of the speaker.
A group of students smile and laugh while studying at a round table in the Fletcher Argue Building.