Commencement

Dunn Center Seating Map

Note: Map is not drawn to scale.

Venue Orientation

The Dunn Center is a rectangular indoor arena. The building is bordered by Robb Avenue to the west, Drane Street to the east, and Marion Street to the south.

The main entrance is on the south wall, facing Marion Street.

The stage is located along the north wall of the arena floor, oriented east to west.

 

Gates and Entrances

The venue has six gates:

• Gate B — West wall, south end (near the corner of Robb Avenue and Marion Street)

  • Recommended entrance for seat sections:
    AA, BB, CC, RR, and SS

• Gate C — Northwest corner (near Robb Avenue)

  • Recommended entrance for seat sections:
    CC, DD, EE, FF, and GG

• Gate D — Northeast corner (near Drane Street), floor level

  • Recommended entrance for floor seating and wheelchair guests who do not have a reserved seat/ADA seat. There is also an elevator down the left hallway to allow wheelchair guests to reach the upper levels.

• Gate E — Northeast corner (near Drane Street)

  • Recommended entrance for seat sections:
    HH, JJ, KK, LL, and MM

  • An elevator is available in the hallway, behind the gate.

• Gate F — Southeast corner (near Drane Street and Marion Street)

  • Recommended entrance for seat sections:
    MM, NN, OO, PP, and QQ

• Main Entrance (Stairs) — South wall facing Marion Street

 

Seating

The main arena floor contains floor seating for graduates, as well as limited ADA, ticketed, and VIP seating.

Ticketed Seating Sections
Lettered sections surround the perimeter of the arena on the upper levels.

• West side (along Robb Avenue), listed south to north: AA, BB, CC, DD, EE

• North side (behind and beside the stage), listed west to east: FF, GG, HH, JJ

• East side (along Drane Street), listed north to south: KK, LL, MM, NN, OO

• South side (along Marion Street), listed east to west: PP, QQ, RR, SS

General Admission seating is available on the 3rd level.

Lost & Found

Located on the floor in the Northeast corner, near Gate D, to the right of the stage.