The Jewett Arts Center (1958) is an important early work by the distinguished American architect Paul Rudolf.

The Jewett Arts Center consists of the Mary Cooper Jewett Art Wing and the Margaret Weyerhaeuser Jewett Music Wing. Located in the east section of the building, the Music Wing holds the Music Library, listening rooms, practice studios, classrooms, departmental offices, and a collection of musical instruments from various periods available for students use. The Art Wing consists of classrooms, studios, photography darkrooms, video and computer facilities, the Art Library, and a gallery for student work.