Murdough Athletic Center. Reserve’s brand-new 45,000-square-foot field house and completely renovated athletic facilities offer an indoor track and practice areas, as well as all-new locker rooms, equipment and training rooms, strength and conditioning area, basketball court, athletic classrooms and snack bar area. In 2003, an outdoor track and stadium complex was also added, along with 10 new tennis courts and a new baseball field.

New Dorms. Since 2000, Reserve has opened three new, smaller dormitories: Long House, Garden House and, this year, Bicknell House. Each provides a more home-like atmosphere for fewer than 20 students, with two faculty families also in residence.

Burton D. Morgan Hall. Reserve’s beautiful new Morgan Hall houses a full-service Health Center for all students, as well as a health classroom, meeting area, and administrative offices for the headmaster, college guidance, and alumni and development.

Ellsworth Dining Hall. Renovated in the spring of 2004, Reserve’s dining hall now offers an inviting entryway, a food court featuring soup, salad, pasta, fruit and breakfast bars, and a newly refurbished dining area.

Physics and chemistry centers. Wilson Hall was renovated and updated in 2001 to provide state-of-the-art facilities for physics and chemistry that integrate science instruction, laboratory opportunities and technology. Today, Wilson Hall offers our students premier science facilities.

The John D. Ong Library. Reserve's $5.3 million facility speaks volumes about our academic priorities. The 20,000-square-foot building, with a capacity for 45,000 volumes, also houses a computer lab, group study rooms and the school's archives.